因关闭VLC弹窗通知导致全局通知失效,如何重新启用所有通知?
Got it, let's fix that accidentally disabled system notifications issue. I've been there too—tinkering with app-specific settings and ending up toggling something system-wide by mistake. Here's how to get everything back working across common desktop environments and via command line:
1. GNOME Desktop (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc.)
- Hit the Super key (Windows key) and search for "Settings" to open the system settings panel.
- Scroll down to find the Notifications option in the left sidebar.
- Make sure the top-level toggle labeled Allow notifications is switched on (it'll be blue when active).
- Scroll through the list of apps below—you can leave VLC's notifications disabled if that's what you originally wanted, but ensure all other apps you care about have their notifications enabled.
2. KDE Plasma (Kubuntu, Manjaro KDE, etc.)
- Open System Settings (search for it via the application launcher).
- Navigate to the Notifications module (under "Personalization" or "Workspace").
- In the left pane, select General Notifications and check that the Enable notifications checkbox is ticked.
- Switch to the Applications tab to fine-tune individual app settings: disable VLC here if needed, and re-enable notifications for all other apps you want to receive alerts from.
3. Xfce Desktop (Xubuntu, etc.)
- Launch the Settings Manager and click on Notifications.
- First, confirm the Enable notifications option at the top is checked.
- Go to the Applications tab to adjust permissions per app: toggle VLC off, and turn notifications back on for every other app you need.
4. Command Line Fix (Works for most desktops using D-Bus)
If you prefer terminal commands or can't access the graphical settings, try these:
- To re-enable notification banners system-wide:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.notifications show-banners true - Check if the notification daemon is running (it's required for notifications to work):
systemctl --user status notification-daemon.service - If it's inactive, start it with:
systemctl --user start notification-daemon.service
If you used a tool like dconf-editor to tweak settings earlier, you can open it, navigate to org/gnome/desktop/notifications, and ensure both show-banners and enable (if present) are set to true.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Mustafa Lokhandwala
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