https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452500
--- Comment #14 from Alex <a...@laxu.de> --- Let's say I would like to mute the team chat for 2 hours, but keep notifications for reminders from the calandar app on, so you get notified when the next meeting starts. Now I could, of course, just quit the teamchat, or disable notifications inside the team-chat itself. But will I remember to start it again after 2 hours? Maybe I will only remember several hours later and then have missed quite a few notifications and was unreachable for a lot of people. The DnD feature also doesn't discard (or prevent) the notifications completely, but only disables showing them for a chosen amount of time and you can have a look at them later on. In the end, I would say the use-cases are all the same as for the global DnD function, only that you may want to whitelist or blacklist only certain applications instead of disabling notifications for all programs. Most often it would probably be like getting one notification, e.g. from a chat, and then clicking on "mute for 2 hours" and wouldn't require an extensive management for lists of enabled and disabled apps. For me, it also doesn't have to persist across sessions, but a switch that just suppresses the notifications right now is enough. I can't imagine that it would be hard to implement and it could be handy for the cases when only one app is sending too many notifications. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
