GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 677590
messageTray: Don't show non urgent notifications while in fullscreen
Last modified: 2012-10-31 15:55:31 UTC
See patched and IRC discussion from #gnome-design: --- <drago01> I still do think that we should just not show (non critical) notifciations while in fullscreen (movie, presentation, game) <jimmac> sounds sane to me too <mccann> then you need to figure out what other ways you will do alerts <mccann> sound etc <mccann> just because I'm previewing a printout in fullscreen doesn't mean I don't want that <drago01> well we could queue them and show them once fullscreen is left <drago01> so once you are done with previewing <drago01> you get them ---
Created attachment 215793 [details] [review] messageTray: Don't show non urgent notifications while in fullscreen Don't show non urgent notifications when the primary monitor is in fullscreen (user watching a movie, having a presentation, playing a game ...). Once the user leaves fullscreen show the messagetray so that the user don't miss any notification (same as in "back from idle").
Created attachment 215794 [details] [review] LayoutManager: Add primary-fullscreen-changed signal Add a signal to the LayoutManager which gets emitted once the primary monitor enters or leaves the fullscreen state.
Sorry for the wrong patch order, the first one goes first.
(In reply to comment #3) > Sorry for the wrong patch order, the first one goes first. Err .. the second one.
Review of attachment 215793 [details] [review]: Sure.
Review of attachment 215794 [details] [review]: Sure.
Attachment 215793 [details] pushed as f5933c8 - messageTray: Don't show non urgent notifications while in fullscreen Attachment 215794 [details] pushed as 6700f86 - LayoutManager: Add primary-fullscreen-changed signal
*** Bug 663147 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***