Friso Smit
Friso Smit
Okay, so in theory Dunst could close the window and reopen it to make the notification appear on the new monitor. Only with the way that dunst currently shows notifications,...
To do that dunst would have to close the window and create a new window. All notifications would be moved over (until multiple windows are supported). But yeah that's possible
Yeah, go for it! > This can also fix alot of consistencies, as this project is featureful and aims for both wayland and x11. What inconsistencies have you noticed with...
The issue is that dunst is flickering on redraw. This is probably not so easy to solve on X11, but should not happen on wayland. It can be mitigated with...
Possible solutions are using /etc/dunstrc.d/.conf or creating an empty ~/.config/dunstrc.
Yeah, i think it's best to get rid of min size. It doesn't make much sense with the new icon lookup, since it only uses one size.
What I mean is that having a max and min size doesn't make much sense right now, since only one size is used for the lookup. So it's best to...
Yeah, but what are you doing with scalable icons? Are you making them as big as possible? In practice most icons are scalable, so only the biggest size is used....
No, you can just query the function that says how long Dunst should sleep. If the sleep time is to short, the cpu usage is high
It's indeed not possible to customize individual borders. I believe mako does support that if you run wayland. It shouldn't be too hard to implement. If anyone wants to implement...