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** Changed in: gnome-mount
Status: New => Expired
** Changed in: gnome-mount
Importance: Unknown => Low
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Sure! I'd just opened the bug #362767. Thanks!
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I just ran into this issue with the notifications for media being synced
being stupid on my SD card slot.
These things should either be focused and upfront, or special cased like
audio/brightness adjustments are in osd-notify so that these (very
important, for users of FAT) notifications can _NOT_
Ricardo Pérez López [2009-04-16 21:51 -]:
> Could it be a way to display the notification window always on top?
I think there's a WM hint to do that; perhaps you can open a new bug
report and assign it to me?
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Damn. That kind of notification doesn't notify very well, IMHO.
Could it be a way to display the notification window always on top?
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Ricardo Pérez López [2009-04-16 18:59 -]:
> The notification window does not show in front of the other windows. It
> shows always behind the other windows (therefore hidden). In order to
> see it, I need to click on its corresponding button on the task bar. Is
> it intentional?
It's not reall
The notification window does not show in front of the other windows. It
shows always behind the other windows (therefore hidden). In order to
see it, I need to click on its corresponding button on the task bar. Is
it intentional?
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Status: Unknown => New
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #573915
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** Also affects: gnome-mount via
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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This bug was fixed in the package gnome-mount - 0.8-1ubuntu2
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* Add 09_use_window_for_flushing.patch: Use an alert window for flushing
instead of notifications. Ubuntu's notify-osd does not support infinite
timeouts, thus we
Current patch, which I'll upload in a minute.
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** Attachment added: "screenshot: flushing done"
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I have an initial version ready now. It implements the dialog layout and
workflow, but continues to use two of the upstream strings:
Finishing up… -> Writing data to device
It’s now safe to eject %s-> The device %s is now safe to remove.
It’s now safe to disconnect %s -> The device %s is no
Martin, the mockup and mini-spec are linked to in the description of
this bug report. As you’ve guessed, they include an indeterminate
progress bar, which is replaced by the "safe to remove" text, and the
window disappearing a few seconds later.
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On Saturday 28 February 2009 13:11:39 Martin Pitt wrote:
> - "Writing data..." alert window: do you prefer an indefinite progress
> bar, or no progress bar at all? (with current Linux there is no way to
> predict when the cache flushing will be finished, so we can't have a
> definite progress bar)
Matthew, where is that mockup/mini-spec?
Two questions to our design gurus:
- "Writing data..." alert window: do you prefer an indefinite progress
bar, or no progress bar at all? (with current Linux there is no way to
predict when the cache flushing will be finished, so we can't have a
definite
I've added a mockup and mini-spec for the progress window. Thanks very
much BUGabundo for your help with this.
Martin, if you know of any other programs that use and rely on a
specific non-zero expire_timeout, please let me know. Our assumption has
been that for any expire_timeout other than zero,
** Changed in: gnome-mount (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: Triaged => In Progress
Target: None => ubuntu-9.04-beta
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We can't support indefinite timeouts. We have no mechanism to dismiss
them, and they queue up and are displayed serially, so an indefinite
notification would be a real DOS on the system ;-)
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Taking for now, unless I find someone else to work on this.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Martin Pitt (pitti)
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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Matthew Paul Thomas [2009-02-27 12:46 -]:
> This is not because it has any non-default timeout, and it's not because
> the notifications are queued. It's almost cerainly because gnome-mount
> sets expire_timeout to 0
Right, that's what I meant. It's used as an _indefinite_ timeout, not
an _inf
Martin Pitt wrote:
> Should it be an unfocused window with just a bouncing progress bar,
> which automatically goes away once umount is done?
>
Yes!
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"Hm, why is notify-osd rendering this notification as a dialog box? it's
just a simple notification, it doesn't have actions..."
This is not because it has any non-default timeout, and it's not because
the notifications are queued. It's almost cerainly because gnome-mount
sets expire_timeout to 0,
FYI *some times* i dont see either (notification or alert), but other
times I'm seeing BOTH.
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Mark Shuttleworth [2009-02-27 9:12 -]:
> An alert is a dialog box that has a set of buttons, including OK and
> Cancel, and can be dismissed.
Hm, but that sounds like the wrong thing to me for this particular
case, since the user isn't supposed to do two additional clicks just
after unmountin
An alert is a dialog box that has a set of buttons, including OK and
Cancel, and can be dismissed.
Mark
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Mark Shuttleworth [2009-02-26 18:47 -]:
> So, we prefer to display it immediately as an alert
What does that technically mean, a different kind of notification
bubble (like for brightness), or a message box with no buttons, or
something else?
Thanks, Martin
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We queue notifications, they are asynchronous. In other words, it may
not be displayed for some time after the app sent the message. So, we
prefer to display it immediately as an alert, rather than delaying it
then not knowing whether the time relates to reality or not.
Mark
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Oh, you are saying notify-osd turns non-default timeouts into dialog
boxes? That's wrong, since the dialog boxes won't go automatically the
same way than notification bubbles go.
Arguably the usage should be fixed in gnome-mount, but in jaunty it's
almost impossible to collect the list of applicat
Hm, why is notify-osd rendering this notification as a dialog box? it's
just a simple notification, it doesn't have actions, so there is no
"dialog" involved here.
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Ah, I'm sorry I misunderstood. If it's properly warning people not to
disconnect/eject, it should be a progress window rather than a
notification *or* an alert box.
** Description changed:
gnome-mount 0.8-1ubuntu1, Ubuntu Jaunty
- When a removable storage device is disconnected or removed wi
Just to correct some misunderstandings here: These bubbles appear when
you are unmounting a device. If that takes a bit, because the write
cache still needs to be written back to it, you first get a notification
which says "please do not remove...", and once the cache is flushed and
unmounting is c
** Summary changed:
- gmount popups instead of libindicate
+ "Writing data to device" appears as fallback alert
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: gnome-mount
+ gnome-mount 0.8-1ubuntu1, Ubuntu Jaunty
- gnome-mount does not use indicator-applet when umounting a disk.
+ When a remo
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