... to make sure a notification-bubble is really not focused when opening (not that this would make any sense anyway due to the click-through feature :). Other (OpenSource) applications, like e.g. totem, which stick to FDO-specs, correctly stay in fullscreen-state even though I trigger notifications with notify-osd (e.g. using Volume-Up/Down on a multimedia-keyboard).
On the related issue of surpressing some notifications depending on the system-state (screensaver on, fullscreen-ed apps etc.), I can report that we're actively working on this for Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10).
There's nothing we can do about the "unfullscreen-ing" of the Adobe's flash-plugin. In notify-osd trunk I'm using...
gtk_window_ set_focus_ on_map (GTK_WINDOW (window), FALSE); set_accept_ focus (GTK_WINDOW (window), FALSE);
gtk_window_
... to make sure a notification-bubble is really not focused when opening (not that this would make any sense anyway due to the click-through feature :). Other (OpenSource) applications, like e.g. totem, which stick to FDO-specs, correctly stay in fullscreen-state even though I trigger notifications with notify-osd (e.g. using Volume-Up/Down on a multimedia- keyboard) .
On the related issue of surpressing some notifications depending on the system-state (screensaver on, fullscreen-ed apps etc.), I can report that we're actively working on this for Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10).