cocoaforge

Hi,

small bug. The bezel style doesn't seem to respect the sticky state.

thanks,

tom

The bezel display will never respect sticky. I don't see how it could and still maintain it's queueing.

Yeah, the Bezel display doesn't let events appear one under/next to the other, so you would have events sticking on top of eachother

What about if as Bezel's piled up, they only took up a portion of the bottom of the screen, so you could have a sticky on one half and the rest on the other?

moksha wrote:What about if as Bezel's piled up, they only took up a portion of the bottom of the screen, so you could have a sticky on one half and the rest on the other?

The bezel is presented as a single display/window that sequentially displays its queue on this display. There is no multiple aspect to it and it will not be expanded to support such functionality.

Since the transition between multiple notifications in the queue for bezel takes on a spinning / flipping animation, wouldn't it be cool if multiple sticky notifications just spun indefinitely?

Totally pointless, but I'd love to return to my desk to see the last three or four emails spinning round and round.

atchius wrote:Since the transition between multiple notifications in the queue for bezel takes on a spinning / flipping animation, wouldn't it be cool if multiple sticky notifications just spun indefinitely?

Totally pointless, but I'd love to return to my desk to see the last three or four emails spinning round and round.

There wouldn't be 3 or 4, that's what we keep saying. There's a single display on screen that changes it's displayed information. You would only see the info on the first sticky notification until clicked at which point it would change to the next sticky notification. Animating in such a fashion wouldn't be a win IMO because it would needlessly tax the computer while you aren't there and the animation would serve no purpose (the current animation does, it indicates state change.)