I made a little script that works quite well, first of all, make sure you
import Notification from libqtile.widget
then simply use this code:
class Notifier(Notify):
defaults = Notify.defaults\
+ [("blink_interval", 0.1, "Interval between each blink"),
("blink_color", "#ff0000", "The blink background color"),
("blink_amount", 20, "How many times to switch colors")]
def update(self, notif):
super(Notifier, self).update(notif)
self.old_background = self.background
self.background = self.blink_color
self.draw()
self.count = 0
self.timeout_add(self.blink_interval, self.next_blink)
def next_blink(self, count=0):
if self.count % 2 == 1:
self.background = self.blink_color
self.draw()
else:
self.background = self.old_background
self.draw()
if self.count < self.blink_amount:
self.count += 1
self.timeout_add(self.blink_interval, self.next_blink)
Then instead of using Notification, use Notifier, it will blink the
<blink_amount> times in the <blink_color> color with an interval of
<blink_interval> seconds. Works pretty well for me :)
Em sábado, 26 de julho de 2014 07:32:39 UTC-3, Petro escreveu:
>
> Hi all,
> Can I make notifications in Qtile to look lake notifications in Gnome or
> XFCE? Showing them in qtile panel does not catch my attention. May be I can
> add a sound to it.
> Thanks.
> Petro
>
>
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