rpmold and ~ are not taken into account.įirst NAME is the name of the wm, displayed in the desktop manager.
The current script use chksession to read the different session files and to modify the config file of the different dm. It updates the configuration of kdm and of gdm. %make_session would only run the program /usr/sbin/fndSession. Nowadays there is no more need to use %make_session in %post and %postun to update dm config, this is automagically handled by RPM filetriggers Then you can add the system alert view later when you need to use it (you can attach that to some events such as activity's onPause or when the user click something).This directory is used to store information about the different window managers ( or wm in short) that can be accessed by the different display managers ( also called a dm, or a login manager ).Įach dm uses different configuration files, so to update their configuration, you should drop a file in the /etc/X11/wmsession.d directory. You can just remove the system alert view temporally when you show your chat activity and make that chat bubbles part of the activity's layout to make it looks like the first image above. WindowManager.addView(activityView, dialogParams) View activityView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.activity_layout, null) To achieve what you want you have to add your chat view to window manager the same way you added the chat bubbles instead of using an activity.Įxample:- WindowManager.LayoutParams dialogParams = new WindowManager.LayoutParams( Therefore, you can't make any activity appears on top of that view. Here is the style in style file I made: view is shown on top of all other applications and activities. Params.y = (int) (height - dpToPx(this,40)) Params.flags = _TURN_SCREEN_ON| _SHOW_WHEN_LOCKED|_KEEP_SCREEN_ON Params.dimAmount = 0f // set it higher if you want to dim behind the window
Params.alpha = 1.0f // lower than one makes it more transparent This is the code I have for my activity dialog WindowManager.LayoutParams params = getWindow().getAttributes() How can I have an activty overlay like the one used in Facebook Messenger using the WindowManager?įirst widnow manger thats who have chatheads bubble params = new WindowManager.LayoutParams(
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