Unfortunately and incredibly, no. The Gnome 3 devs in their infinite wisdom
decided that a fixed delay is best ignoring a horde of users complaining
about this decision.
That's pretty much what I expected to hear.
I had a mooch about in System Settings, couldn't see anything related and
thought I bet this has been stripped out completely.
I really like Trisquel 7, but I hate Gnome will all my heart.
So, time to find an alternative DE.
So, time to find an alternative DE.
Except - MATE is, well, MATE, Cinnamon appears to be on its way out, XFCE
won't install, KDE is KDE (nothing wrong with it, but I sort of prefer all
the other DE's), enlightenment is a bit too quirky and WM is ancient.
So, the default Trisquel 7 desktop it
If you can't install XFCE, have you tried using a lightweight WM (like
Fluxbox!) with XFCE settings running in the background? You can manually
install xfce4-notifyd and use xfce4-notifyd-config to set the duration of
your notifications.
Is there any way to change how long 'onscreen notifications' appear for?
I'm talking about the ones that appear in the upper right corner to let you
know that a new track is being played, or a new email has arrived, etc. They
seem to hang around too long and I want to reduce the time they're
