Seems don’t work for me

[bepolymathe]

Hi @sethyuan

Waiting for this for a long time. Thanks for that... but it don’t work for me with 0.8.10 on linux (Fedora).
Nothing appeared.

[sethyuan]

Oh my, I don't use Linux desktop, and I'm not sure if Linux has some kind of system level notification center.

[bepolymathe]

Ok. Yes there is a notification system build on libnotify and use with the notify-send command. It works with Gnome or KDE desktop. Just an introduction here.
It would be really practical to have it also under linux. In my case, I use linux at home and windows at work with logseq synchronize on both machines (+ the phone).

[sethyuan]

Can you use console (ctrl+shift+i) and capture a screenshot of the errors? This should happen at the moment the system notification is supposed to appear.

BTW, did you install the plugin using the marketplace?

[bepolymathe]

BTW, did you install the plugin using the marketplace?

Yes !

Can you use console (ctrl+shift+i) and capture a screenshot of the errors? This should happen at the moment the system notification is supposed to appear.

No errors 🤔

[sethyuan]

Strange. Can you type Notification.permission in the console and see what it says?

[bepolymathe]

Same behaviour...

[sethyuan]

You wrote it in the wrong place. You should execute it below "41 issues", after the arrow pointing right.

[bepolymathe]

Oups...

[sethyuan]

I'm out of ideas. It looks like the methods are executed, but still nothing is popping up. I think it may be a bug in Electron (the foundation framework Logseq is built on).

[bepolymathe]

All right. I understand. I'll try to look into it on my end and let you know

[emms007]

I have the same case with Windows. I see no error, it seems that the plugin is not detecting that it is time to "ring".
Any way to debug further?

[bepolymathe]

I have the same case with Windows

Strange. It works for me on windows machine 🤔

[emms007]

Not sure how nor why but it worked after another attempt tonight.
Now I am not just not sure how to access to the "snooze reminder". I understand i need to click on the popup but nothing is happening.

[sethyuan]

Sometimes, it's recommended to restart Logseq after installing a plugin.
As of snooze in Windows, it's a known issue. It seems that Electron in Windows does not fire the notification click event. We need to wait for Logseq to update its Electron version to see if it can solve this problem.

[sethyuan]

@lobbia Be sure you have Logseq running, this is not a system service level alert, so the software has to be running and the respective graph opened in order to work.

[sourcebert]

This worked for me (Ubuntu 23.04 - GNOME, Logseq Flatpak):

• install Flatseal (Flatpak permissions manager): flatpak install flathub com.github.tchx84.Flatseal
• in Flatseal change the following settings for Logseq
  • session bus section > add permission: org.freedesktop.Notifications
  • portals section > enable notifications

Hope that helps!

[clobrano]

#2 (comment)
This also worked for me

[clobrano]

It might be a good idea to report this somehow in the Readme page (or somewhere else) to support Linux users 😊

[sethyuan]

Good idea, I will add this to the README file.