
notify-osd -- openSUSE 11.3
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Padster
10 years ago
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ketheriel
10 years ago
It supports extended configuration through the file ~/.notify-osd which can have the following values (so you can customize it to fit your theme):
slot-allocation = dynamic
bubble-expire-timeout = 10sec
bubble-vertical-gap = 10px
bubble-horizontal-gap = 10px
bubble-corner-radius = 35,5%
bubble-icon-size = 32px
bubble-gauge-size = 5px
bubble-width = 320px
bubble-background-color = ebebeb
bubble-background-opacity = 75%
text-margin-size = 15px
text-title-size = 100%
text-title-weight = bold
text-title-color = 008000
text-title-opacity = 85%
text-body-size = 90%
text-body-weight = normal
text-body-color = 262626
text-body-opacity = 85%
text-shadow-opacity = 25%
I have also compiled a small tool for Fedora 13 to generate this configs... It does run ok on openSUSE. You can find it here:
http://nmarques.fedorapeople.org/packages/F13/notifyconf/notifyconf-binary.fc13.tar.gz
So you can really tweak notify-osd to fit your theme ;) Which Ubuntu doesn't offer! I also advice you to use 'Dynamic' and not Fixed.
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Padster
10 years ago
i was thinking it was an rpm or one-click.
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ketheriel
10 years ago
Since I'm assuming you are on openSUSE copy the file into the the 'bin' folder on your home, fire up a terminal and type 'notifyconf' and it should pop out :)
Be carefull selecting apply will write the ~/.notify-osd file.
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Padster
10 years ago
"notify-osd-leolik.patch"
and "notify-osd.spec" under 32 bit
i got the tar.bz2 and it had the make files, and stuff, can't find the file you said.
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ketheriel
10 years ago
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Padster
10 years ago
thanks, tho. others will like it, i'm sure.
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Padster
10 years ago
:-)
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Padster
10 years ago
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IBBoard
10 years ago
I've been using it for ages from one of the openSUSE Build Service repos (a semi-official XFCE one) and it has an issue with quick refreshes, but is generally an improvement over the default and I don't miss the lack of buttons.
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Padster
10 years ago
idk then...
maybe if it gets everything working the same, i'll give it a go...
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IBBoard
10 years ago
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Padster
10 years ago
yeah, that sounds kinda dumb, i should've taken it out a long time ago. when i get on my opensuse pc i think i'll install this.
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