Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> spir posted on Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:44:15 +0100 as excerpted:
>
> > Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@xxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> >> All KDE notifications can be configured globally since all go through
> >> KDE's notification service knotify.
> >> Systemsettings -> Notifications
> >
> > By me (kde4.3.2) this cannot be set _globally_,
> > only item by item. The reason for my question...
>
> > EDIT: Sorry, hadn't seen the checked box in side "player" tab.
>
> You could of course try the system bell settings as well. With the
> checkbox checked to use it instead of system notification, and the bell
> set to zero volume.
>
> Meanwhile, if you do prefer to have it silent, you may want a more
> dramatic visual notification instead. Again in "the application
> formerly known as kcontrol", under personal, accessibility,
> accessibility, bell tab, there's the Use Visible Bell option. I haven't
> enabled it for kde4, but back on kde3 I used it, and found it VERY
> effective, if a bit disconcerting, at times, when a full-screen app
> suddenly reverses color momentarily! By the time the display reverted to
> normal once again and my heart settled back to its normal place in my
> chest instead of my throat, I'd realize that it was the system bell and
> all would be fine, but it's **DEFINITELY** effective at getting one's
> attention, that's for SURE!
>
> YMMV, but it's an option, and a drastically effective one at that, or at
> least I found it so.
>
;-) can imagine your surprise! Won't even try it as I'm very sensitive for such things (my heart jumps to the ceiling when so knocks at the door)
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