Closed tupo2 closed 1 year ago
You mean dbus-daemon? then the answer is no, how you gonna recieve new notifications if you kill the dbus. If your looking for dbus free notifications you might like https://github.com/phillbush/xnotify
You mean dbus-daemon? then the answer is no, how you gonna recieve new notifications if you kill the dbus.
I'm talking about the dunst daemon.
If your looking for dbus free notifications you might like https://github.com/phillbush/xnotify
Thanks, I didn't know XNotify.
What would be the use case for this? I would mean a startup delay for every notification and your history would not be preserved
What would be the use case for this? I would mean a startup delay for every notification and your history would not be preserved
Preserve resources and I don't need history.
Dunst is already very lightweight, so I don't think this feature is necessary. I will close this as not planned
Not really an issue, but more a question: Is there a clean way to close the daemon when a notification is received and after being displayed?