I want to see which notification daemon is running. This is because I want to replace it, since it does not properly confirm the notification from blueman-applet
.
I mention that I am running the i3
window manager.
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Sign up to join this communityI want to see which notification daemon is running. This is because I want to replace it, since it does not properly confirm the notification from blueman-applet
.
I mention that I am running the i3
window manager.
I found out myself.
xwininfo
to find out which process created the notification window.notification-daemon
or xfce4-notifyd
)In my case the culprit was dunst
, which did not show buttons to Confirm / Deny the Bluetooth pairing.
Edit: another answer seems to be more complete (showing you the mechanism of Unity notifications).
dunst
and deal with confirm/deny buttons?