Unobtrusive notification daemon made in Rust and Qt.
Notifications can't be interacted with (unless you keep Left Alt key pressed) and mouse input goes right through them :)
demo.mp4
Most settings can be changed directly from the res/themes/{current theme}/template.ui config file. From the layout of the notification itself to settings like duration, monitor, shadow color, etc. More settings comming soon. :)
Take into account that some widgets MUST exist in the template.ui file, otherwise it'll crash. Modify it wisely.
Themes are located in the res/themes subdirectory. Each folder corresponds to a theme, which must have a template.ui file. Themes are loaded when the app is launched, and can be changed from the system tray:
Currently we have two built in themes: default and compact, and they can be changed, and even modified, while the app is running:
themes.mp4
K: Because it's made in Qt, so it works nice with KDE.
Rust: Because it's made in rust.
Krusty: Because it's made by a dumb sad clown.
Krustyfy: Because it just had to have the "ify" suffix, as in "notify".
I don't know, I never thought I'd get this far. Also since I'm just learning about how to code in rust it's probably full of bad practices and awful code. :)
By pressing Left Alt key you freeze all notifications (new notifications still come in, but start frozen) and you're able to click on them to interact.
Otherwise, they are semi-transparent and get blurry and even less opaque when your cursor is over it. Also you click through them, so if a notification spanws just when you were about to click, you don't have to worry; the click will be processed as if the notification was nothing at all, nothing at all, nothing at all.