The download is completed when aMule calls Ubuntu9.04 NotifyOSD.

Original Author: Lfeng, aMule calls Ubuntu9.04 NotifyOSD and prompts you to download the completed Ubuntu9.04 NotifyOSD, which is quite eye-catching ~~ There is no prompt for the completion of aMule download .... However, the solution is very simple, that is, to call Ubuntu's Notify by setting the event completed by aMule download. Of course, first install libnotify-bin: sudoapt-get

Author:Lfeng,AMule calls Ubuntu 9.04's Notify OSD to indicate that the download is complete.

Ubuntu 9.04 running y OSD is very eye-catching ~~

There is no prompt for the completion of aMule download ....

However, the solution is very simple, that is, to call Ubuntu's Notify by setting the event completed by aMule download.

Of course, first install libpolicy-bin:

Sudo apt-get install libnotify-bin

The next thing is simple. Go to aMule's settings, select "Event", select "enable execution command on the GUI", and fill in the following content:

Running y-send % NAME-I 'amule'

Notify-send is to call Ubuntu 9.04's Notify OSD. % NAME is to be displayed. Here is the aMule parameter, which is the file NAME of the downloaded file, then, the parameter-I 'amule' is the icon that calls amule, which is nice to see and can be avoided ~~

Cool!

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