** No longer affects: notify-osd
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Title:
Notifications appear in non-visible area of multi-head desktop
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Thanks, Samuel!
For reference, the default is 'dont-follow-focus'.
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Title:
Notifications appear in non-visible area of multi-head desktop
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You might try
gsettings set com.canonical.notify-osd multihead-mode focus-follow
After that the Notification will always appear on the screen which has the
mouse on it.
I wonder why this is not the default.
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This bug still exists in Precise. It seems like a common enough
configuration to me: I have my laptop on my desk (1366x768), and put
another monitor above that (1280x1024), so the top monitor is 86 pixels
narrower than the laptop screen. Notifications appear on the upper
screen, and the right
xrandr -q output is useful for describing the exact configuration. Note
in particular the resolution of each monitor, and the offset of each
monitor within the overall virtual screen, are shown. E.g. the first
one listed for me, LVDS1, is 1366x768, with an offset of 0 horizontal
and 1024
** Also affects: notify-osd
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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My notifications are appearing in the top right corner of the right most
monitor on my dual head display, but I would rather have it at the far
right of the top panel where it used to be. Now it appears on my
secondary monitor that I'm not looking at.
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Notifications appear in non-visible area
After hours of searching reading I finally found this bug report - and
I can confirm this. Scenario: primary screen plugged in VGA port of my
laptop, secondary is the LVDS (to the right). As the LVDS resolution is
different from the primary monitor, I have a non-visible area either at
the top or
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Mirco Müller (macslow)
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If i understand correctly, we should make sure that the area where we
display the notifications is within the geometry of a monitor (in xrandr
terms), even if it is on the (big virtual) screen.
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Definitely, I think that would fix it for me.
In cases where they top-right corner of the 'virtual screen' is in a
non-visible area (outside the geometry of a monitor), that raises a new
question -- which of the two 'top-right' corners to choose as the
default location (1 and 2
As requested in the thread of bug 331369, I post my comments here too:
I have a multi-monitor setup, with two monitors of different size -
primary is 1920x1200 and second is 1280x1024. Both connected to a Nvidia
card, using TwinView. They are aligned at the bottom edge, with panels
at the bottom.
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