dunstctl
Dunstctl is a command line tool that is used to control and interact with the Dunst notification daemon. It is primarily used to perform various operations related to notifications in a Linux environment. Dunst is a lightweight notification daemon that displays notifications in a non-obtrusive manner on a user's screen. Dunstctl provides a convenient way to manage these notifications. Using dunstctl, you can pause or resume notifications, dismiss individual notifications or all of them at once. It also allows you to set the urgency level of notifications and toggle the display of notifications on or off. Dunstctl supports multiple command line options and can be utilized in scripts or keybindings for more advanced usage. It provides a simple and efficient means to interact with the Dunst notification system. Dunstctl is often used alongside other tools and applications that rely on notifications to enhance user experience. Overall, dunstctl is a versatile command line utility that facilitates the management of notifications within the Dunst ecosystem.
List of commands for dunstctl:
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dunstctl:tldr:caefd dunstctl: Close all notifications.$ dunstctl close-alltry on your machineexplain this command
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dunstctl:tldr:da487 dunstctl: Display help.$ dunstctl --helptry on your machineexplain this command
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dunstctl:tldr:effa8 dunstctl: Pause notifications.$ dunstctl set-paused truetry on your machineexplain this command
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dunstctl:tldr:f4200 dunstctl: Un-pause notifications.$ dunstctl set-paused falsetry on your machineexplain this command