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 (HTM) Author: z3bra <willy@mailoo.org>
       Date:   Wed, 30 Apr 2014 14:35:55 +0200
       
       Precised more usecase
       
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       t@@ -33,6 +33,10 @@ But if you just LIKE to have it displayed all the time (Sometime, I enjoy a nice
        status bar with the fine infos in it), then it's okay! Remember that you can
        have both anyway ;)
        
       +Moreover, you can use popups to notify you when a task running in the
       +background has finished, or that a torrent has finished downloading, or
       +whatever weird usage you can find!
       +
        ### Existing software
        There are in fact, many notification systems that you can use:
        [notify-osd](https://launchpad.net/notify-osd),
       t@@ -44,7 +48,7 @@ And in order to do so, we will need an important program:
        [dzen](https://github.com/robm/dzen) too)
        
        I love this one, because it's really light and simple to use. Moreover, I
       -contributed to it ot complete the geometry setting. You can now create a window
       +contributed to it to complete the geometry setting. You can now create a window
        of any size and place it wherever you want!
        
        ### Popup itself
       t@@ -258,6 +262,15 @@ I hope this will be helpful to someone. It's not meant to make you throw your
        status bar away, or switch from libnotify and such. It's just a bare simple
        alternative to those, as I like to have :)
        
       +[![popup show
       +off](/img/thumb/2014-04-30-popup-showoff.png)](/img/2014-04-30-popup-showoff.png)
       +<span class="caption">Here is a little show case of what you can achieve. I
       +used `stlarch_font` for the icon.  
       +the first popup is the volume bar. It goes red when it's muted.  
       +Next is a new mail (spawned via `touch $MAIL/new/shblah`). And finally, the
       +battery level, bound to a key for the purpose of the gif. Otherwise it only
       +shows up under 15% (written in red)</span>
       +
        Enjoy!
        
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