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On 14.02.2012 19:48, Sebastian Bachmann wrote:
> On 2012-02-14 19:36, Alexander Yakushev wrote:
>> Well, there is a standard convention which declares how the window
>> manager should handle notifications. Awesome uses Naughty for that and
>> there i
If it looks like an awesome notification then it is probably the awesome
notification.
I just thought about another way how Banshee can do this. If it
explicitly passes the preferred icon size to be the maximum size of the
icon via notify-send (it can do this and the background stuff with
hin
See attached patch.
Not sure about usefulness of this feature judging just from sample you
provided before. Summary tag suggested it was my e-mail not Joerg's in
your sample, but he was the first one to be listed in an tag.
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> Sebastian Bachmann writes:
> I had the Problem with some Notifications, but the most anyoing
> ones come from Banshee (or maybe some other programms too),
> because Banshee puts the cover of the current title as icon into
> the notification...
> i think that gnome handl
On 2012-02-14 19:36, Alexander Yakushev wrote:
> Well, there is a standard convention which declares how the window
> manager should handle notifications. Awesome uses Naughty for that and
> there is nothing more on the Awesome side. It could be Banshee's own
> notifications (Thunderbird used to do
Well, there is a standard convention which declares how the window
manager should handle notifications. Awesome uses Naughty for that and
there is nothing more on the Awesome side. It could be Banshee's own
notifications (Thunderbird used to do that), but then I don't understand
how Gnome could
On 2012-02-14 19:00, Alexander Yakushev wrote:
> Hello, Sebastian,
>
> Add these lines to your rc.lua:
>
> naughty.config.presets.normal.icon_size = 50
> naughty.config.presets.low.icon_size = 50
> naughty.config.presets.critical.icon_size = 50
i think this is not naughty, because i a
Hello, Sebastian,
Add these lines to your rc.lua:
naughty.config.presets.normal.icon_size = 50
naughty.config.presets.low.icon_size = 50
naughty.config.presets.critical.icon_size = 50
Change 50 to the number of pixels you want the icons to be displayed.
Sadly, there is currently no
I think he's talking about tray icons. Isn't he? Maybe the tray icon
is enlarging the tray bar and messing with the layout?
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2012/2/14 Sebastian Bachmann :
> I had the Problem with some Notifications, but the most anyoing ones
> come from Banshee (or maybe some other programms too), because Banshee
> puts the cover of the current title as icon into the notification...
I'm not sure if I understand this correctly, but hav
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I had the Problem with some Notifications, but the most anyoing ones
come from Banshee (or maybe some other programms too), because Banshee
puts the cover of the current title as icon into the notification...
i think that gnome handle this with a maxi
On 14.02.2012 11:43, Daniel wrote:
I would like to have a function for viewing the next and previous non-empty tag
(modulo sticky clients I suppose, but I don't really have any of those). I
tried to break out and modify the viewnext/viewidx functions from awful.tag,
but I messed up. Hacking rc.lu
I would like to have a function for viewing the next and previous non-empty tag
(modulo sticky clients I suppose, but I don't really have any of those). I
tried to break out and modify the viewnext/viewidx functions from awful.tag,
but I messed up. Hacking rc.lua usually goes well, but the capi is
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