The problem that's blocked me until now, in designing a solution for
this, is that a Do Not Disturb mode would so often be forgotten. To be
effective, you'd need to remember to turn it on every time you launched
the particular app, or went into the particular app mode, and turn it
off afterwards.
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = In Progress
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Title:
Provide a configurable DND mode rather than suppressing all
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Medium
** No longer affects: notify-osd
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Has a consensus been reached about the *expected* behaviour? It seems
to me that fixing this is not that difficult, but nobody really knows
how it is supposed to work.
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The workaround that I gave in comment #31 doesn't work anymore in
Lubuntu 12.10. Now, notifications with high urgency just stick and
must be closed explicitly. And at the same time, even they are
invisible now if one application is fullscreen. This is developing in
the wrong direction. :-(
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For Gajim IM users on Oneiric: You can change line #579 in
/usr/share/gajim/src/notify.py to
hints['urgency'] = dbus.Byte(2) # High urgency due to Ubuntu bug
Then, notifications are always displayed. I do this change for three
Ubuntu versions now manually after each upgrade. :-(
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I dint expect this DND to be implemented any time soon and finally tried to
revert this.
I was *very* surprised how simple it was to 'revert' this change!! ;p
If anyone else wants to have notifications displayed always, you can use
it from ppa https://launchpad.net/~vish/+archive/notify-osd
wow.. still nobody?
I love challenges, but i know for sure that this is not one i can solve alone..
What i do know about the path to a solution here is, that we need to
discuss Presence in the Indicator Menus, until we understand how
Presence primarily has nothing to do with whether i'm online or
Notifications are also disabled if you have a fullscreen application
running on another workspace.
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@frederik.nnaji: the discussion in ayatana , I believe started here:
https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/msg00181.html
It was discussed a lot , there were several sub threads too!
But again , I dont see this bug being fixed or any changes happening for this
any time soon. Just learned to shut
Are there any designs for how do-not-disturb would be implemented?
Presently I see the suggestion that when the current presence is busy
that the messages should be suppressed when using a full screen
application, and the suggestion that multi-monitor mode be respected.
Multi-monitor mode is a
On Tue, 2010-07-27 at 14:05 +, Karl Lattimer wrote:
4, For any do-not-disturb mode a log of events would need to be
implemented, which would require de-duplication/combination of the
messages and presentation.
For this we could use the specs MPT has done for notify-osd and the
Another situation in which turning do-not-disturb mode caused of
fullscreen application is not appropriate:
I have two monitors at work and three virtual desktops, six spaces
total. Normally notification bubble is shown at the left monitor.
However, I have VirtualBox in fullscreen mode on the
i believe we can safely agree, that IMs are the topmost Use Case impeded by
this bug's problem.
The discussion is back on over @ Ayatana ML.
I googled hard for the Ayatana ML thread from 2009, couldn't find it.
Vish, perhaps you still have it bookmarked!? anybody?
no problem, we had at least
This was pretty frustrating. I was using Virualbox on fullscreen when I
missed quite a few notify-osd messages as they were not shown because of
this. I see that there has already been discussion about fixing this, so
I hope it is fixed before 10.04.1. I honestly though this was a bug and
still
** Tags added: regression-release
** Tags removed: regression-potential
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I just got a netbook and have been using Firefox in fullscreen mode for
real-estate without realizing I have missed many of my colleagues'
messages to their ire. Will this behavior be reversed in Karmic at all?
Or will I have to compile my own notify-osd to resolve this while
waiting for Lucid?
Set to high to reflect its being in the lucid specs.
** Summary changed:
- Do not suppress async notifications when using fullscreen apps
+ Provide a configurable DND mode rather than suppressing all async
notifications in fullscreen apps
** Changed in: notify-osd
Status: New = Triaged
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