How do I turn on the full and low battery notification?

[gracialy]

I am using JaKooLit's Hyprland Fedora that uses SwayNotification. The maintainer suggested me to ask about my issue on this forum.
JaKooLit/Fedora-Hyprland#158

So I accidentally clicked do not show me again (or something similar) for the notification that warns you about your full battery and depleted battery. How do I enable it again?

[ErikReider]

So the notification daemons job is to present the title, body, eventual images and "actions". Those actions are displayed as buttons in the notification which the application that sent the notification provides. When an action is clicked on, swaync tells the application that that specific action was clicked.

So there's sadly nothing that I can do about this...

What's the application/script that sends those notifications? Might help with debugging

[JaKooLit]

If I may,

I do believe his question is, some notifications, swaync offered to show it again or not.

on my own personal experience, I have that notification when my LAN is connected. In which, I also choose not to show again. sadly, I dont have a screenshot.

I didnt set any scripts for low battery notification, must be his own script.

so a simple question, is there any part of swaync configs where we can alter/change to un-hide those notifications which we set not to show again?

Thanks

[ErikReider]

As I wrote above, swaync doesn't explicitly display those "actions", it's the sender that tells swaync to show that button and handles when clicked on. There's no logic for hiding a notification in that manor.

So it's the notification sender application that needs to know that you want to see those notifications in the future.

If it's a GTK based application, there's probably a setting in gsettings/dconf that you're able to change :)

[JaKooLit]

As I wrote above, swaync doesn't explicitly display those "actions", it's the sender that tells swaync to show that button and handles when clicked on. There's no logic for hiding a notification in that manor.

So it's the notification sender application that needs to know that you want to see those notifications in the future.

If it's a GTK based application, there's probably a setting in gsettings/dconf that you're able to change :)

Thanks alot.

I understand now. Thanks for your explanation.

You can close this if you wanted

@gracialy you can try to install dconf-editor

this is a screenshot of one my example on nm-applet.

You maybe able to find about battery or battery notification

but if you have hyprland installed alongside gnome or plasma, perhaps you can check on their settings.

[gracialy]

Thanks a lot! This is very helpful.