Comment 16 for bug 331369

I'm not sure it does behave like that here. I'll let you know how I'm set up
and you can decide if it's how it's supposed to work... All I know is it's
not how I'd like it.

I'm using twinview. I believe that's a single X screen. I have two panels:

   1. At the bottom of my primary screen (left), containing the menu and a
   window list
   2. At the bottom of my secondary screen (right), containing a window
   list, notification area, clock, user switch applet and a couple of other
   little applets

Notifications currently show on the top-right of my primary screen.
I want them hugging the notification area: bottom-right of my secondary
screen.

I tried to enable follow but it hasn't worked without a restart (it may work
when I do restart) but I think it'll be too disorientating. I'd rather the
notifications just happened in one place.

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 9:27 AM, David Barth <email address hidden>wrote:

> Oli, Nick, Michael, can you confirm that the latest version behaves as
> defined above.
>
> I hope the advanced mode can be useful for you too. If you have other
> configuration ideas, let's discuss that as another bug (wishlist), as
> this one is about a regression vs n-d, and i think we're already doing
> better here. Please subscribe me to the new bug report as well.
>
> Thanks,
> David
>
> --
> regression vs. notification-daemon: positioning when multiple screens are
> available
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/331369
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