Closed franciscolourenco closed 6 years ago
Works for me. My commands are mostly instant or long
We should find out the average focus time of us using stats and set the time automatically ;(
The question is: if you switch away from the terminal to another app right after starting a command, and it finishes after 4s, would you not want to know about it? The notification never gets triggered as long as you are looking at the output of the command.
Maybe it would be nice if the user didn't came back to the shell in a certain time. That's harder of course than just changing this time.
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The question is: if you switch away from the terminal to another app right after starting a command, and it finishes after 4s, would you not want to know about it? The notification never gets triggered as long as you are looking at the output of the command.
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I've been thinking about reducing the default minimum period a command needs to run in order to trigger a notification from
10s
to3s
or5s
. Any scenarios where you think this would be undesirable?