These Mockups Show How the GNOME Shell Notification Experience Could Be Improved
The GNOME design team explore a raft of ideas and refinements to the notification feature in mockups posted on the GNOME design Gitlab.
These potential revamps both reimagine and redefine what the GNOME notification experience could and should be — and personally, I think a rethink is sorely needed.
The GNOME Shell notification area (aka the ‘date and clock applet’ aka ‘message tray’ aka ‘calendar widget’) is a core part of the GNOME Shell desktop experience. It’s where notifications go when you miss them, where MPRIS controls surface, and where upcoming calendar events and alerts are listed
Right now the GNOME Shell notification/calendar area offers a frill-free experience. Functional, but not exceptional; providing only basic notification management options. Heck, it doesn’t even have offer a ‘do not disturb’ mode!
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