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Desktop notifications for macOS and Windows
See original GitHub issue💡 The Idea I recognize Notify_dbus and Notify_gnome are plugins to display - nomen est omen ;] - notifications on the user’s desktop.
Unless I’ve missed something, both will be specific to Linux environments. How about to extend that to the macOS and Windows environment?
As a blueprint, you might want to visit the notify_user function from our pen. It uses py-notifier on Linux, pync on macOS (with an optional fallback by shelling out to osascript) and zroya on Windows.
💭 Thoughts When having this on the workbench already, we might think about grouping all possible ways to submit desktop notifications within a dedicated documentation section.
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Dear Chris,
thanks a bunch for all the efforts you’ve put into this.
Please do!
Cheers, Andreas.
Doh! 🤦♂️
Good catch! I updated the wiki again. Thank you for noticing that! 🙂