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Message #01101
Re: Tooltips
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To:
Jan Claeys <lists@xxxxxxx>
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From:
Mark Shuttleworth <mark@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:35:58 +0000
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Cc:
ayatana@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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On 26/03/10 04:21, Jan Claeys wrote:
> So can I get an animation during the period that I still have a
> message waiting?
No, sorry. The connection animation is something you might pay attention
to so you can load a page or download email. It's also bounded in time -
it stops when the connection is established or fails. But the animation
you're asking for is to *catch* attention, so that you know there's a
message, which means you'd want it indefinitely.
> *Please*? ;)
Well, you could fix the system to allow .MNG's, and then overlay a
custom theme for yourself which gives you an animation there. Sure :-)
Alternatively, you could write a program which listens to the Dbus
traffic for the messaging menu, and gives you a window of whatever size
you think if appropriate to your need to be sure you know that a message
has arrived. This being FLOSS, you have lots of options!
But for the default use, no, we won't animate the "you've got a message"
icon indefinitely when you've got a message.
Mark
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