Yeah, I guess I should specify to check out what kind of notification utilities your specific flavor of Linux supports/has. notify-send is dead-simple in usage so I hope other OSes are as well.
I was remarking on the fact that Windows/Powershell still sucks with this because you gotta make a whole script for it.
For anyone interested in how PS handles this: you can install BurntToast and write a 1-liner function function letmeknow {New-BurntToastNotification -Text "I'm letting you know!", "Something you wanted to happen, happened"} in your ps1 profile script.
@antoninjanuska u bring up a good point here. There are so many mitigating factors in configuring a shell env. For me, this took time to really grasp this concept and once I did, game changer! 👏👏
You can download the Source Code from here and compile It for your distro: galago-project.org/downloads.php although maybe it's not so straight forward, never tried to compile it since Debian has binary packages. There is a shell scrip version from Arch Linux users you can also try.
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I didn't find it on Pop!_OS by default. Installing it was confusing since you actually install
libnotify-bin... so heads up for anyone looking for it!Yeah, I guess I should specify to check out what kind of notification utilities your specific flavor of Linux supports/has.
notify-sendis dead-simple in usage so I hope other OSes are as well.I was remarking on the fact that Windows/Powershell still sucks with this because you gotta make a whole script for it.
For anyone interested in how PS handles this: you can install BurntToast and write a 1-liner function
function letmeknow {New-BurntToastNotification -Text "I'm letting you know!", "Something you wanted to happen, happened"}in your ps1 profile script.@antoninjanuska u bring up a good point here. There are so many mitigating factors in configuring a shell env. For me, this took time to really grasp this concept and once I did, game changer! 👏👏
You can download the Source Code from here and compile It for your distro: galago-project.org/downloads.php although maybe it's not so straight forward, never tried to compile it since Debian has binary packages. There is a shell scrip version from Arch Linux users you can also try.