Dunst: Post your riced dunst configs

[fwSmit]

The dunst readme could use some nice looking screenshots for its readme. Since some of you probably have spent some time fine-tuning your configs, I thought it would be nice to use those.

So do you have a nice looking dunst config? Please submit. Here are the instructions:

• Open some notification of your choice
• Post a screenshot of your entire desktop
• Submit that screenshot here
• Also post a link to your dunstrc (you can use gist.github.com for that)

By posting you agree that image can be used in dunst's readme.

[Barbarossa93]

Not sure if I should post mine since it's custom, but I love it so much that I have to share:

Here's the dunstrc and my fork for double borders

[fwSmit]

Thank you for posting, it looks very good. I don't think I'll use this for the readme as it would be confusing to users, but it's a good source of inspiration.

[NNBnh]

This is my attempt

Here is the dunstrc

[MCotocel]

This is my dunst config, with the dunstrc here

[fwSmit]

Thank you for your contributions, those will be very useful for the readme. I find it interesting that you fit your calendar inside of dunst. Why even use another program for that :)

[rosoau]

This is my audio volume pop-up. Changed the hue of blue in /usr/local/bin/dunst

My dunstrc is https://gist.github.com/rosoau/fdfa7b3e37e3c5c67b7dad1b7257236e

[rosoau]

And this is an app that shows a window to configure dunst and save the changes.
(https://gist.github.com/rosoau/5730c667354ff0204217f07dd080175b)
Please replace /home/user with /home/your name

For adding it to the menu a suitable desktop file could be:

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Dunst Notifications Settings
Exec=/home/user/.local/bin/dunstrc-config
Terminal=false
Icon=/usr/share/icons/gnome/24x24/status/dialog-warning.png
Type=Application
Name[en_AU]=Dunst Notifications Settings

Categories=Settings;

Please modify the "Exec" line with your location of file: dunstrc-config

[fwSmit]

Oh thats awesome. Does it restart Dunst upon saving?

[rosoau]

Oh thats awesome. Does it restart Dunst upon saving?

Great idea fwSmit.I'll update the file. We can add following lines to the end of dunstrc-config:

sleep 1
killall /usr/local/bin/dunst

sleep 1
/usr/local/bin/dunst

[rosoau]

This will start dunst even it was not running before.
Presumably you want to run dunst after editing anyway.
It is also a way to start the application if it is not running via autostart.
For autostart I use 3 seconds delay to avoid the startup bottle-neck.
bash -c "sleep 3 && /usr/local/bin/dunst"
In ### Misc/Advanced ### we can enable the notification on startup:
startup_notification = true
This will prove that dunst has restarted