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Message #03718
Re: unity and notifications
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To:
ayatana@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From:
Matthew Paul Thomas <mpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
Mon, 20 Sep 2010 12:06:34 +0100
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In-reply-to:
<1284728301.1933.16.camel@ubuntu-laptop>
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Organization:
Canonical Ltd
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Michael Jonker wrote on 17/09/10 13:58:
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> It seems that, under the subject of 1)Unity 2)and notifications, the
> most discussion is concerning the 'Notification Bubble' (Thanks Matthew
> for pointing to the spec)
The specification is a separate document.
<https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD>
> 2) Yes - the current implementation of the bubble is functional. It
> notifies the user, it does fade when the mouse cursor is over it and
> you can work below it. Many people feel though that it hangs around
> too long
Often it does hang around too long, because length-based duration has
not been implemented yet. <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#duration>
> and is visually invasive.
Yes. Its current appearance makes it look clickable when it is not, and
does not suit any theme other than Ambiance (not even Radiance).
> How do we make it get out of the way
> intuatively and quickly without being accidentally dismissed?
> Suggestions so far:
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> -A heuristic approach
> -It does not reappear after a 'fade'
> -It stays in panel (against design guidelines)
> -It briefly goes to panel as a fading button after dismissal
> -A combination of above
> -Apologies if I missed any suggestions
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> 1) The topic of the original post - how does this work in Unity. More
> trickily - how does it work on touchscreen?
> In my opinion, if we can solve this elegantly the rest will follow.
When we designed Notify OSD, we did not have touch screens in mind.
> The starting point i feel is: You touch it and it goes away.
>...
So, how would you avoid touching it by accident just after it appears?
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Matthew Paul Thomas
http://mpt.net.nz/
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References
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Re: unity and notifications
From: dani, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Mario Vukelic, 2010-09-15
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-16
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Conscious User, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Diego Moya, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Matthew Paul Thomas, 2010-09-17
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Re: unity and notifications
From: Michael Jonker, 2010-09-17