If I walk away from my PC, then there is a good chance I might miss certain notifications. I've seen in KDE that notifications get stored and stacked until you click them (or whatever).
Unless I'm missing something, Ubuntu doesn't seem to have a history of clickable notifications.
Is there a way to do this?
Best Answer
Take Recent Notifications.
In a terminal run:
Alternatively you could download the package directly on the launchpad-site. For Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric on an i386-machine choose
indicator-notifications_0.1.4-2~ppa~oneiric_i386.deb
. (Don't installrecent-notifications
)After installing run Alt+F2
unity --replace
.You will find a little mailbox in the panel:
It is possible to align the icon to your desktop theme, i. e. when you use Faenza:
To stop it you need to unistall it:
Then again run Alt+F2
unity --replace
.To remove the ppa run: