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It seems that at least dunst removes the image from the notification if the file disappears.
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Split from #4 in case it isn't needed. |
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I still don't see any sense in tmpfiles not getting cleaned up any time, even in .cache directories. But on second thought, I suggest that we keep the tmpfile around so dunst can display it, but write to the same tmpfile when a new notification is displayed on track change. We can then delete the tmpfile in |
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I think that would just make all album images appear the same. I'm fine with a local patch until dunst gets a proper fix. |
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It seems that at least dunst removes the image from the notification if
the file disappears.