I think maven, gradle, npm etc. should beep when they finish. At least optionally.
Please use windows 95 sounds for the success/error sounds
You can write a simple bash script for that
never thought of that, let's put this on the might do list.
Try this in a *nix shell: tput bel
tput bel
Or this if you're on *ubuntu:
your_command_here && notify-send "Success" || notify-send "Error"
If it succeeds, the "success" notification will be sent, else the "error" notification will be sent.
Example:
1 == 1 => success 1 == 2 => error
[[ 1 == 1 ]] && notify-send "Success" || notify-send "Error" sleep 3 [[ 1 == 2 ]] && notify-send "Success" || notify-send "Error"
Thanks man!
absolutely a bell should be played
weep**
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I think maven, gradle, npm etc. should beep when they finish.
At least optionally.
Please use windows 95 sounds for the success/error sounds
You can write a simple bash script for that
never thought of that, let's put this on the might do list.
Try this in a *nix shell:
tput belOr this if you're on *ubuntu:
If it succeeds, the "success" notification will be sent, else the "error" notification will be sent.
Example:
1 == 1 => success
1 == 2 => error
Thanks man!
absolutely a bell should be played
weep**