Jacob Peddicord wrote:
Wouldn't the proper way to remedy this would be to close communication
applications during a presentation? I won't disagree that disabling
notifications for a time would be useful, but if you don't want Pidgin
triggering notifications for a presentation, then close Pidgin.
so the user has to compromise? ! this is not a solution!
the user might be online with an important work user during the meeting
giving updates , but since he might be disturbed by personal buddy
message he has to triage his work/friends and create separate accounts
just because the system wont allow easy ways to close the notifications?
or a simpler way might be disable all messages? as someone said not all
the presentations are fullscreen presentations.
this is a problem not necessarily disturbance during a presentation, but
during any system usage, imagine the a *co-worker popping by* and is
checking ur work , does he need to be notified too of ur personal mails?!
*this system is just an embarrassment waiting to happen for the user* !