Mohammad Bhuyan schrieb:
OK, I guess I could not explain it properly.
Thanks for re-explaning :-)
This is not about the apps I am working with in a given moment. I was mainly addressing various "asynchronous event/notification". So for example, when I am coding or reading some articles, I would like an agent application / daemon to monitor for my email arrival in my inbox (Gmail notification!), important reminder from my calender app/service (Gmail calender!), Core updates from my distribution/vendor, application updates or new arrival that Software Portal knows (from my subscription) that I will be interested in ....
That really sounds interesting to me. I would limit the function of this notification tool to system/application informations onyl and separate it from e.g. the openSUSE updater or core updates that should be presented more prominent to the user. Mainly because they are potentially vital for the system security or they require some cognitive attention like "Do I really want/need update XY".
And of course I will have the control to tell the agent to "shut up" and let me work. which will queue all the notifications for me to see later.
Yes! I am glad you thought of this yourselves :-)
Hope Google doesn't come up with more stuffs that I can't resist to use).
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