notify-send
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9 years ago 2 |
sometimes it it useful to get a notification on your desktop for things you have to keep in mind. but sometimes it is to unhandy to enter an appointment in the calendar program. use the bash instead:
- open the bash (terminal)
- if you want the notification on a certain time, for example 12 o'clock sharp, type in: at 12.00 --> press enter
- than type in: notify-send "yourtext"
- to end the command, press Ctrl+D
this should work with gnome, kde, cinnamon. other desktops I don't know.
Comments
Thank you for the tutorial.
I like it.
@MagicMint: because using the command line is more full of hot air ;)
@jun-sw: Why not use the Alarm Clock applet or the likes ? I find it more useful ;-)
@publicFriend: That’s because at isn’t installed by default in Linux Mint, hence you have to install it first.
at 12.00 notify-send "Text"
doesn't work
@remoulder: -
Since we do not have a category for "tips & tricks" or similar:
If THIS is not a tutorial - what else is it then ?!??
I like it, promoted :-D
This is not a tutorial