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theTuxRacer
Asked: 2011-06-07 07:58:12 +0800 CST

Flushing notify-osd queue?

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I use 11.04, Classic and sometimes the notifications just pile up, e.g. when I open thunderbird, and login to empathy, and start playing my music, all at once. I can see messages popping for 15 minutes or more. The Ubuntu wiki on notify-osd mentions Flood Prevention. Why isnt it being applied in this case? This overflow/flood didnt happen in 10.04.

I tried killing and restarting the notify-osd process, but then new notifications dont show up. The Me-menu hangs up, and I have to log out to make it alright.

Is this a bug? How do I flush the queue? Is there any workaround?

EDIT: I was able grab a screenshot. And now, all of a sudden, the messages have stopped popping.

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11.04

1 Answers

  1. The Wiki article you pointed to is not a currently implemented spec - it's a suggested guide for developers of features that should be implemented and how they should be implemented.

    This is the design specification for Notify OSD. If you are a software developer looking for advice on making your software compatible with Notify OSD, see NotificationDevelopmentGuidelines. This specification contains some issues not yet resolved. Your feedback is welcome at NotifyOSD/Comments.

    This will likely be implemented in the future, for now it's rough going when the queue piles up.

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