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Describe the bug
I have Just Perfection set to put my notification at the bottom right of the screen "Bottom End"
Prior to installing OpenBar last night this was always rock solid. Now notifications are shown at the top-right of the screen.
To Reproduce
Change Just Perfection setting for Notification Banner Position to "Bottom End"
verify with notify-send "Test" "Test"
Lock Screen
Unlock Screen
Notification reverted to top-right.
Second Scenario
Disable OpenBar
Set Just Perfection notification banner to Bottom End
Lock Screen
Unlock Screen
Notification remain at Bottom-right
Enable OpenBar
Notifications revert to top-right
Relevant Specs:
Open Bar version: 41
Gnome version: 47.2
OS/Distribution: Fedora 41
Other installed extensions if interference is expected [Optional]:
Just Perfection
Blur My Shell
Backslide
Clipboard indicator
Coverflow Alt-Tab
Dash2Dock Animated
Desktop Cube
Drive Activity Indicator
GSConnect
QSTweak
Rounded Corners
Rounded Window Corners Reborn
Syncthing Toggle
User Avatar in Quick Settings
Appindicator and KStatusNotifier Support
Apps Menu
Background Logo
Screenshots
Helpful to see if there is a visual bug or if your Top Bar is modified by another extension that may be causing an interference.
Error Stack Trace
If you are getting an error (showing in the Extension Manager for e.g.), please run the following command in a terminal and then Enable the extension. If the error is preventing the extension from enabling then first remove/uninstall the extension then run the below command in a terminal and again install the extension while the command is running. If there is no error during enable then keep the command running and try disabling the extension. At some point the same error will show up in the terminal but it will also have a trace log. Please share that here so we can debug the issue. SHELL_DEBUG=all journalctl /usr/bin/{gjs,gnome-shell} -fo cat
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OpenBar does set the vertical position for notifications to match that of the Bar. If bar is at top then notifications is at top else bottom. This can interfere with the same being set externally by another extension like JustPerfection.
I will look into adding an option for it so it can be set as desired either externally or through OpenBar.
This should work better in the new version (OpenBar 42) released recently.
In Top Bar Properties, there is now an option after bar position called Apply to Notifications. This will move the notifications with the bar to Top/Bottom if enabled. In your case, you can disable it to keep JustPerfection setting.
Please try the latest update and let me know.
Describe the bug
I have Just Perfection set to put my notification at the bottom right of the screen "Bottom End"
Prior to installing OpenBar last night this was always rock solid. Now notifications are shown at the top-right of the screen.
To Reproduce
Change Just Perfection setting for Notification Banner Position to "Bottom End"
verify with notify-send "Test" "Test"
Lock Screen
Unlock Screen
Notification reverted to top-right.
Second Scenario
Disable OpenBar
Set Just Perfection notification banner to Bottom End
Lock Screen
Unlock Screen
Notification remain at Bottom-right
Enable OpenBar
Notifications revert to top-right
Relevant Specs:
Screenshots
Helpful to see if there is a visual bug or if your Top Bar is modified by another extension that may be causing an interference.
Error Stack Trace
If you are getting an error (showing in the Extension Manager for e.g.), please run the following command in a terminal and then Enable the extension. If the error is preventing the extension from enabling then first remove/uninstall the extension then run the below command in a terminal and again install the extension while the command is running. If there is no error during enable then keep the command running and try disabling the extension. At some point the same error will show up in the terminal but it will also have a trace log. Please share that here so we can debug the issue.
SHELL_DEBUG=all journalctl /usr/bin/{gjs,gnome-shell} -fo cat
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: