Thanks for catching this, Mark -- I hadn't thought about the do-not-
disturb mode as closely as I should have. I've now defined it in greater
detail. <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD?action=diff&rev2=100&rev1=98>

I considered the idea of "show ones that are no more than 3 minutes old
when one exits the movie". However, doing that would mean it was
possible to accumulate a 179-second-long queue of notifications during
do-not-disturb mode, which doesn't seem so hot. Currently I've written
that when you enter do-not-disturb mode, all non-critical and non-
interactive notifications waiting in the queue should be discarded. But
that has a drawback too: if you have half a dozen notification bubbles
waiting in the queue, you play a five-second-long video
<http://5secondfilms.com/> full-screen, and the Flash plug-in
(reasonably) inhibits the screensaver because it's playing a video full-
screen, Notify OSD will discard many more notification bubbles than it
needs to.

Anyway, we have either one or two issues here:
* Notify OSD should implement the do-not-disturb mode, if it doesn't already;
* OpenOffice.org Impress should inhibit the screensaver when giving a 
presentation, if it doesn't already.

-- 
Notifications are shown even when there is an OpenOffice presentation ongoing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/340163
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Status in Notify OSD: Confirmed

Bug description:
all info in the title, probably applies to KOffice and others aswell. 
However we might want to get notifications while watching movies, so we can't 
exclude all fullscreen applications.

<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Critical%20and%20non-critical%20queues%20and%20do-not-disturb%20mode>:
 "Whenever a program is inhibiting the screensaver, Notify OSD should be in 
do-not-disturb mode. Critical notification bubbles and all confirmation bubbles 
should appear as normal, but the queue of non-critical notification bubbles 
should be paused indefinitely until your session leaves do-not-disturb mode."

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