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holylobster / nuntius-linux

Nuntius delivers notifications from your phone or tablet to your computer
GNU General Public License v2.0
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I need install instructions #65

Open mateuscfonseca opened 8 years ago

mateuscfonseca commented 8 years ago

I have no clue on how to install this app, can you help me ?

5ulo commented 8 years ago

All info how to install Nuntius is in Readme.md info. In short:

  1. install nuntius from your distro repository (ARCH: yaourt -S nuntius ; FEDORA: dnf install nuntius / or / yum install nuntius
  2. install nuntius app to your Android phone from google Play ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.holylobster.nuntius )
  3. profit :)

don't forget to run nuntius on system boot

alexandru-calinoiu commented 8 years ago

Did this and no luck:

The phone and pc are paired, the notification settings are correct, all I see in the pc is:

screenshot from 2016-08-15 08-46-28

Anyway I can debug this.

jeena commented 7 years ago

I have the exact same problem, I have no idea how this is supposed to work, is it a daemon? Does the application-window have to be open all the time? Do I start it with systemd? Do I have to start it with the .desktop file? Will the notifications show up within the gnome notification UI or in this app window? How do I know that it is working?

5ulo commented 7 years ago

@jeena @alexandru-calinoiu As I mentioned two comments above just install nuntius with your favorite way (Arch => yaourt, Fedora => dnf or yum etc...). After that just restart your computer or session. Nuntius service will start automatically. After that install nuntius app in your phone from Play Store. Next step - in your Android phone give rights to Nuntius app to autostart after boot and check if the phone is paired with the computer. Now should be all set and ready. Notifications from the phone are visible in the Gnome notification centre. Nuntius app doesn't have to be running (only the service which starts automatically after boot). The Nuntius app is only a viewer of notification history - all received notifications in the active session.

alexandru-calinoiu commented 7 years ago

Still no luck,

How can I figure out if the computer service is running, is there any log available?

osheadavid7 commented 7 years ago

Hello, I've installed the app from AUR and rebooted. Phone and laptop are paired but the nuntius screen is identical as @alexandru-calinoiu posted above. What is the name of the service that is expected to be running? systemctl list-units does not contain any entries close to nuntius. Is there a log file that it writes to? I can't see a mention of any symlink creation mentioned (for systemd) at install (this is a reinstall so it may not have attempted it now). /etc/systemd/system contains no service file relating to nuntius (as far as I can see)

shibotto commented 7 years ago 
shiba ~ > ps -e | grep nuntius
 7656 ?        00:00:00 nuntius

That is all you need to have running, no window open. I don't use systemd so I am not sure what units are, I just have /etc/xdg/autostart/org.holylobster.nuntius.desktop. You can see if the device is connected both from the phone immagine and from GNOME settings immagine Then wait for some notifications! Works fine for me both in GNOME 3.20 and 3.22.