On Wed, Jul 06, 2011 at 05:39:27AM +0000, Chris Morley wrote:
> > If WM don't implement notification protocol notification-daemon
> > provides WM-agnostic way to display them (however in default installation of
> > linuxcnc's ubuntu 10.04 notify-osd used for notifications which is nearly
> > broken).
> I tried it with 10.04 simulator with Touchy.
> It didn't look as nice as your pic.
> It popped up a dialog box with cancel / ok buttons in the middle
> of the screen. Having two buttons was a bit confusing.
> They didn't steal focus.
That's caused by 'notify-osd' package wich only _partialy_ implement
Notification spec. Solution is to remove it and install 'notification-daemon'
package which has better looking popups. Also you have to restart your current X
session.

> It work inconsistently. It didn't always catch the errors.
> 
> With AXIS it seemed to work more consistently but I tested neither 
> very much.
They all share one error_channel. So if you run two pollers they will fight for
errors and each one will show only half. So to use it with touchy/axis you have
to disable UI-specific error polling.
 
> Is it supposed to pop up in the upper right like other notifications
> do ? Is it supposed to stay till cleared or remain till a time limit passes?
It's possible to set timeout but i don't think it's wise for errors. So current
behaviour is to stay forever until closed.
 
> Now that I had a different theme for touchy it doesn't match :)
> Wouldn't this be integrated with the GUI rather then a separate 
> program? 
It _may_ be integrated in GUI but also will be possible to run outside.
For GUI integration some simple python wrapper may be provided.

                                Pavel

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