Il giorno dom, 24/04/2011 alle 19.09 +0200, Koppányi Tamás ha scritto: > hi! > > > i've been trying gnome3 with gnome-shell recently, and i have to say > that it's pretty impressive, gorgeous. but there is one huge problem i > have with it. i'd like to ask if such question is open for discussion > here. > > > namely, when i get notifications it's superb they appear in those > little pop-ups, but my problem is that if i don't stare at the screen > constantly, i am bound to miss something happening, because these > pop-ups just disappear after a few secs, and there is absolutely > nothing on the screen telling me that something happened. unless of > course i manually open up the notification bar. emphasis on manually > there. it would really be nice to have some icon always visible on the > panel, or somewhere, which collects all urgent window states, and > provides a drop-down list on click to view them. or even if there is > no list, it's a big help to see at glance that there was something new > going on while i wasn't paying attention. and i don't just mean > messages, but also any program trying to grab focus with an urgent > state of the window. > right now i feel it's really anti-productive that i have to keep > opening up the notifications bar manually every time i turn aways for > a moment. It is planned that application icons (in alt-tab and in the dash) will show a number indicating pending notifications. See for example the Evolution icon in http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-shell-design/plain/mockups/static/app-switcher.png Giovanni
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