Why don’t all the applications listed in BCC/Budgie Control Center > Applications benefit from the same notification system (with sound alert) as those in BCC > Notifications?
And why very few of the applications we install end up in BCC > Notifications?
No possible to set up the notification banner to stay on the screen till will be noticed.
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Actually, it doesn’t depend on the daemon, but on the design of the applications: if you install Rhythmbox, for example, it’s in BCC > Notifications.
That said, a guy has developed a script to make notifications audible.
Even though it was designed for Evolution, from what I understand it can be adapted to other applications:
FILTERS = {
'evolution': ('org.gtk.Notifications', 'AddNotification', 'org.gnome.Evolution-alarm-notify'),
'evolution-legacy': ('org.freedesktop.Notifications', 'Notify', 'Evolution Reminders'),
'firefox': ('org.freedesktop.Notifications', 'Notify', 'Firefox'),
'librewolf': ('org.freedesktop.Notifications', 'Notify', 'LibreWolf'),
'notify-send': ('org.freedesktop.Notifications', 'Notify', 'notify-send'),
'chrome': ('org.freedesktop.Notifications', 'Notify', 'Google Chrome'),
}
Do you think it can help ?
Do you think I could install it?
I found the time to try and install the script.
It works on Zorin OS and certainly on Ubuntu, but unfortunately not on UB, as it’s not a “real” GNOME distribution.
And I don’t have the skills to adapt such a script.
Sorry, that was a bad idea.