notify-osd

Along with core applications, swiping gestures, side-stage behaviors, etc, Ubuntu Touch and Ubuntu's overall converged vision are bringing into the Ubuntu world serious, modern and innovative components.

Mir and Unity 8 are to power Ubuntu in the future, exciting software to be paired with a new notification system, namely, NotifyOSD Next Generation.

Starting with 2013, the Ubuntu world has been immersed into UnityNext, Mir and Ubuntu Touch, bundle of software that is to take Ubuntu to a more powerful, polished and modern experience.

Ubuntu Touch, Mir and UnityNext have been announced in the 2013 year, offering to millions of Ubuntu users a look at the Ubuntu's future.

While looking at the above-mentioned exciting Ubuntu components, one wonders how the pieces are to fit together, as well as how various transitions are to progressively happen, overall (upcoming) changes drawing Ubuntu as a superior incarnation with new and new components.

Polished visual elements, responsive interface, multiple draggable views, side-stage app interactions, are part of Ubuntu Touch, operating system that features a modern, truly innovative look & feel.

Moreover, currently, the developers are working on maturing relevant components of Ubuntu Touch, in order to deliver, in the upcoming months, a powerful highly-usable touch-based OS.

The notification system is far from being an exception, notifications developed, refined and strengthened under the NotifyOSD Next Generation project.

Notify-OSD is the default notification framework in Ubuntu, smooth, sexy, but doesn't support everything out-of-the-box. What I mean is that important things, like browser messages, are left behind.
Chromify-OSD is an extension that uses notify-osd notification framework in order to deliver notifications in Chrome/ium.

Install it via Chrome Web Store by searching "Chromify-OSD" or grab it from here.