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Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Introducing E17's Notification Module

Posted on 10:07 by Unknown
The Enlightenment developers are busily hacking away as always. There are so many SVN commits to the E repository that it is easy to over look new features if you aren't looking for them. A nifty little module recently made its way into the core of Enlightenment though - its called "Notification". Notification is a native E alternative to other notification daemons such as notify osd.

If you have a recent Enlightenment build you will find Notification under the core E modules:


Simply loading the module is enough for it to start working. However as is the case with most of the E17 desktop, the Notification module is fairly configurable:


The notifications themselves are sleek, simple and stay out of your way:


The Notification module should work with all applications that work with other notification daemons such as notify osd.

~Jeff Hoogland
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