this is a neat idea, but as before, i strongly suggest to move the whole notification bar orientation to the left side of the screen, so that iw ouldn't conflict with the scrollbars of fullscreen windows. the button to scroll down is hard to hit already since it's so close to the hot-corner, not to mention if it was overlayed by some graphics. the bottom-left corner is unused in most of he application) in fact, i don't know any that use it), so would be a perfect place.
On 5 May 2011 08:43, Elia Cogodi <elia.cog...@gmail.com> wrote: > What about a very small reminder in the bottom-right corner, a simple > small number counter that tells me how many transient notifications > were shown and hidden without interaction since the last time I opened > the message tray? As soon as I open the message tray it's reset and > disappears - until it's >0 again. > That > - doesn't sound too distracting to me > - educates the new user on the fact that the bottom right corner is > actually active and contains some information > - tells me if I have to open the message tray when I am distracted > from the system screen for reasons that that system itself can't know > (I've turned to speak to a co-worker, instead of locking the screen) > > Of course, it only works with applications that actually use the > notification system correctly, not with legacy tray notifications just > changing their status icon... but those applications should be fixed > anyway. > >
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