Ubuntu 18.04 Gnome
I'd like to change it globally for the whole system and not on a per app basis. Currently it seems like they NEVER timeout and I have to stop what I'm doing to close them.
I was thinking maybe there's a way with dconf?
Ubuntu 18.04 Gnome
I'd like to change it globally for the whole system and not on a per app basis. Currently it seems like they NEVER timeout and I have to stop what I'm doing to close them.
I was thinking maybe there's a way with dconf?
Unfortunately, the notification timeout cannot be changed. It is actually not a fixed timeout. "if you move the mouse up towards the notification, the timeout is prolonged, and notifications do not hide when hovered."
However, it is possible to disable Notification popups. This way, it won't disrupt you, but it still remains available in the notification area you see when clicking the date or by pressing Super+m.
To disable notification popups, head to "Settings" - "Notification".
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3795/notification-timeout/
This extension worked perfectly for me trying to tackle the same problem. Apart fromthis, there seems to be no other way in setting or dconf.
You said that the notifications never timeout. That can be changed by heading over to Notifications, and then checking/enabling the option that states 'Remove notifications after their timeout is reached'.