Created attachment 1819972 [details] dnfdragora-updater settings Description of problem: Fedora's update notifications show up too often and are generally annoying. This isn't the first time, see bug 1316705. Multiple times a day, dnfdragora-updater shows a popup notification which doesn't go away until clicked. Is there anyone who's runs an update multiple times a day? This is a bad default setting and it's so annoying that I'm not using dnfdragora-updater at all as my first reaction whenever I see it is to close it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 34 How reproducible: Ever since this new update tool was introduced. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: How about implementing notifications that 1) work; 2) don't block a section of the screen until clicked; 3) don't show up multiple times a day, more often than anyone is able to spend time on updates; 4) have sane defaults Additional info: See attached screenshot. I wanted to set an interval of 10080 minutes but the field isn't big enough. Why even minutes? Why not microseconds, maybe some users want to be notified about updates every 5 microseconds?
Created attachment 1820040 [details] Fedora dnfdragora-updater notification This screenshot shows the annoying update notification. Imagine working with a KDE desktop like this one and every couple of hours, this thing shows up. What do you expect the user to do?
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