Re: Urgency-display-bar in notify-osd
Mark Shuttleworth wrote: Mirco Müller wrote: According to the wish/request for urgency-display in the bubble I've patched notify-osd trunk (and put the result in a different non-trunk branch) to provide just that. Rather than having a separate PPA for this, can we add a --debug config option, or something similar, which displays the urgency? That way the platform team can turn this on in Karmic, where we can actually easily change apps. So everyone running Karmic will see these. When Karmic goes into beta, we could turn off the debug behaviour. There is already a debug mode, switched on by an environment variable (DEBUG=anything except 0 /usr/lib/notify-osd/notify-osd). Mirco: can you reuse that to activate the urgency markers? Thanks David -- ubuntu-desktop mailing list ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-desktop
Re: Urgency-display-bar in notify-osd
Mirco Müller wrote: According to the wish/request for urgency-display in the bubble I've patched notify-osd trunk (and put the result in a different non-trunk branch) to provide just that. Rather than having a separate PPA for this, can we add a --debug config option, or something similar, which displays the urgency? That way the platform team can turn this on in Karmic, where we can actually easily change apps. So everyone running Karmic will see these. When Karmic goes into beta, we could turn off the debug behaviour. Mark -- ubuntu-desktop mailing list ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-desktop
Re: Urgency-display-bar in notify-osd
2009/5/7 Mark Shuttleworth m...@ubuntu.com: Mirco Müller wrote: According to the wish/request for urgency-display in the bubble I've patched notify-osd trunk (and put the result in a different non-trunk branch) to provide just that. Rather than having a separate PPA for this, can we add a --debug config option, or something similar, which displays the urgency? That way the platform team can turn this on in Karmic, where we can actually easily change apps. So everyone running Karmic will see these. When Karmic goes into beta, we could turn off the debug behaviour. Mark Is this a proposal to make it easier to see how important a notification is? Like jabber users coming and going are normal notifications, while a failed SMART test failed or a critical update would be flashing red notifications? It would be very nice if we could get different levels and configuration options for the notifications. If I'm watching a movie on my laptop, I'd probably want to be notified if the power cord had been unplugged, or if I had little battery power left, whereas messages from my nagging ex should not be displayed over fullscreen applications. Jo-Erlend -- ubuntu-desktop mailing list ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-desktop
