Le Jeu 26 Mai 2005 09:26, Mihai Maties a écrit : > On Thursday 26 May 2005 10:16, Pierre Habouzit wrote: > > Le Jeu 26 Mai 2005 08:55, Mihai Maties a écrit : > > > As you know KDE supports some passive message windows that can be > > > used to inform you whenever some event occurs. For example I use > > > them in Kmail to notify me whenever a new mail has arrived. > > > > > > Can the popup windows be forced to be displayed at some other > > > coordinates ? Very often they cover a part of the screen that I > > > don't want to be tampered with. It is very annoying to be > > > interrupted and to wait for the popup window to disappear in > > > order to see what is under the popup. > > > > you are not forced to wait, click on them, they will disappear. I > > don't know for the coordinates, > > ... but if you have your hands on the keyboard you'll have to get the > mouse, point to the window and ... when you want to click on it ... > it disappears because of the timeout... :) It's quite a waste of > time. > > > but on my desktop, those are at the screen's > > top ... > > This is interesting, once I had kopete showing its popups in the > top-left corner but I thought it is a bug. Without changing anything > the next time I started KDE the popups were back to their place: next > to kopete's system tray icon. Do you always have the popups at the > top of the screen ? I use the kmail systray icon (only when unread mail) and I have a dual head config. my kmail stays on my left screen, maxmized (in kontact in fact). my popup is *always* in the top right corner of the head that has kontact in (even on other desktops). -- ·O· Pierre Habouzit ··O madcoder@debian.org OOO http://www.madism.org
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