On Sep 22, 2008, at 01:34:40, Peter Maurer wrote:
> Most of the time, I want to see those notifications, but I'd prefer
> them to let me click right through them -- e.g., when I'm trying to
> select something on my desktop.
>
> Now, it just so happens that I've implemented the functionality I've
> described in this mail's subject for one of my own apps. To recap:
>
> - modifier key (e.g., command) held: respond to mouse clicks
> - no modifier key held: ignore mouse events
>
> For me, having this in Growl (as an option, of course) would be huge
> plus. Would you consider implementing this?
This sounds like a good feature. I've filed a bug report for the
request:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/growl/+bug/273040
> If so, I'd be happy to share my code -- although it's really simple,
> so I'm sure you could do it yourself as well.
Reusing known working code is always a good thing. If you're OK with
putting it under the BSD license we use, then yes, we'd love to use
your code for this.
I'm guessing your code is only for toggling the click-opacity of the
window, so for the larger feature, I've also created a blueprint:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/growl/+spec/growl-click-through-notifications
I'm not sure how useful that is at the moment. I think we need set up
a semi-private (rw-rw-r--, so to speak) wiki somewhere, so that we can
link blueprints to its pages.
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