I don't understand this code really:
indicator-applet-developers/notify-osd/trunk/src/defaults.c
gint
defaults_get_on_screen_timeout (Defaults* self)
{
gint on_screen_timeout;
if (!self || !IS_DEFAULTS (self))
return 0;
g_object_get (self, "on-screen-timeout", &on_screen_timeout, NULL);
return
Just digging around indicator-applet-developers/notify-
osd/trunk/src/display.c
/* if there is already one bubble on display
we don't have room for another one */
if (bubble_is_visible (bubble))
return NULL;
not great, but off topic.
on topic:
if (bubble_is_urgent (bubble))
{
/* pick-up the /fir
Use case: Ubuntu derivative/rebranding diversity.
Derivatives might have different interest in notifications; ie some kind
of kiosk distro could intentionally favor full screen, urgency=normal,
as a default behavior while a multimedia desktop may want something like
elementary's wingpanel-indicato
>Timeout settings: the time notifications stay should also be
configurable: some people read faster than others, so the very-sensible
default (of x time per n characters) can be good, but some people maybe
like y time per n characters.
That would be wonderful. Implement that; put a high priority o
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