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Any way I can have them all at the top now?
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I like that thought is going into making the bubbles predictable.
I've always found notification bubbles very blurry in that aspect.
However perhaps the problem is, that sync notifications shouldn't actually b
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There is an active thread on the Ayatana mailing list which includes the
current thinking on the notification position. Individual bugs saying
"too high" or "too low" or "should be somewhere else" should sh
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I'm in the same boat as Dinero Francis. I've been using Ubuntu for
about 4 years now, and I didn't pick up on the difference between "sync"
and "async" notifications. From the standpoint of a new user, this
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Notifications should show up closer to top right
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+1 I agree that all notifications should appear in the same place. In
the event that two notifications appear at the same time, i.e. if you
change the volume at the same time that the song changes in banshee, the
asynchronous osd (banshee) should be moved down and the synchronous
(volume) osd shoul
+1 on Michael note also for me.
I was opening a bug when i found this discussion.
I understand that there are some design decision behind this solution
but also for me, that I don't know this decision, the notifications
appears to be wrong positioned.
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I'm sorry if reopening this breaks Launchpad protocol, but I don't think
"It's a design decision" is enough reason to invalidate a report that
many people clearly consider a bug. If the reason behind the design
decision is "predictability," as stated earlier, then the growing number
of comments he
This "feature" is extremely annoying on small displays (netbooks),
notifications are displayed in the middle of the screen.
Please revert to the old behaviour or let users configure it.
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I agree, the positioning of the majority of notifications looks wrong,
unless I just happen to be adjusting the volume at the same time - which
is unlikely. It's probably a lot of work but if they can ever be made to
behave like in the video here http://www.markshuttleworth.com/wp-
content/uploads/
I also thought this was a bug, and have been waiting some weeks in the
hope that it would be fixed in an update. It makes little sense and
doesn't look very good, having the large majority of my notifications
not directly below the panel, but about 2 cm below it. If anything,
shouldn't user-trigg
"I agree with the other commenters - if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
I completely agree. It just doesn't look right like this.
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I agree with the other commenters - if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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The design should be the other way around. Most people don't even sit in
front of a laptop so they won't EVER see the top bubble.
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Yep... I have a lot of notifications of banshee and emesene...
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I was also going to mark this as a bug until i saw this
maybe it is because we were used to the notifications in 9.04
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+1 on Michael note.
I have a lot of banshee notification popping out somewhere in the "middle of
the screen". I'm sorry, but IMO I don't see any reason for this new behaviour.
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+1 on this.
I was about to make a bug report when I find this.
For me notification is a stack processus don’t mater async or sync.
But I can understand your thinking.
Maybe If you realy want to seperate sync and async you could choose different
aspect / place to follow the seperation.
For the mom
I'm certainly not trying to sound like an insistent jerk, but it seems
like putting all notifications in the same place is more predictable
than dividing notes into classes that that won't be immediately obvious
to many users.
"I predict that the next notification will be in the top-right corner o
The main reason behind this is to predictability.
** Changed in: notify-osd
Assignee: (unassigned) => Mirco Müller (macslow)
** Changed in: notify-osd (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Mirco Müller (macslow)
** Changed in: notify-osd
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Changed in
Could someone link to a mailing list topic or blog entry or something
that explains the rationale behind this change? I doubt that many users
are going to think, "Oh, of course the notification is placed there.
It's asynchronous." More people will probably wonder why so many
notifications don't s
Please note that the above comment confuses asynchronous with
synchronous.
Sync (synchronous) - user-triggered, like volume or brightness
Async (asynchronous) - external-triggered, like IM or network
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The bug is in fact a design decision
"notify-osd (0.9.21-0ubuntu1) karmic; urgency=low
* New upstream version (LP: #427434)
- Using a fixed slot-allocation scheme now. This means async
bubbles (e.g. volume) always appear in the top slot/position
and sync. bubbles (e.g. IM-messag
I'm seeing this on both of the computers that I'm testing Karmic on.
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Status: New
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