On November 30, 2009 12:22:58 Andras Mantia wrote: > Andreas Marschke wrote: > > AFAIK the notifications do have a clickable cross in the upper corner and > > a dragable title bar so basically no worries right? > > Happy clicking on them. :) Obviously that doesn't work if you have > notifications for mail folder or RSS feeds with fairly high traffic. You > would end up clicking on X a lot. I know, I tried. ;) > Now I'm compiling the latest version to test Marco's commit, thanks for > it. >
not only that, the X is a tiny target. I used to be able to just slap them away by clicking anywhere... now, honestly, I've given up. I just sit and wait for 5-10 seconds and do nothing until the half-screen of notifications chooses to go away. of course, another problem to address here is that a lot of those notifications shouldn't have existed in the first place. every time I open a link I seem to get a bunch of spurious notifications... and thanks to the placement of my systray they appear right over the beginning of the web page I'm trying to view. :/ I'll be very happy when one day I can set my status to 'busy' (or switch to a school activity and have it set for me) and have all the normal-priority notifications (ie, everything except battery warnings) not pop up. -- This message brought to you by eevil bananas and the number 3. www.chani3.com
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