Notification

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=== Access ===

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[[SystemSettings|The System Settings main screen]] should have a “Notifications” item.

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=== Simple implementation ===
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The “Notifications” screen of [[SystemSettings#phone|System Settings]] should list all installed apps. By default, every app should have the ability to show notification bubbles. The “Notifications” screen should list all installed apps, regardless of whether they have ever tried to issue a notification. (This is different from the other permission screens, which list only apps that have tried to use that permission, because it is not reasonable for the OS to issue an alert asking whether an app may notify you of something.) By default, every app should have the ability to issue notifications.

Every app should be able to use icon badges (emblems) regardless of its setting for other notifications.
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=== Later implementation ===

''TBD''

This is a work-in-progress specification for how system-controlled notification mechanisms should work on Ubuntu.

Phone

(bug 1314683)

Access

settings-notifications-access.phone.png

The System Settings main screen should have a “Notifications” item.

Simple implementation

phone-settings-notifications.png

The “Notifications” screen should list all installed apps, regardless of whether they have ever tried to issue a notification. (This is different from the other permission screens, which list only apps that have tried to use that permission, because it is not reasonable for the OS to issue an alert asking whether an app may notify you of something.) By default, every app should have the ability to issue notifications.

Every app should be able to use icon badges (emblems) regardless of its setting for other notifications.

Later implementation

TBD

Notification (last edited 2016-07-08 14:57:47 by mpt)