Releases: volovikariel/MoodleNotifier
Releases · volovikariel/MoodleNotifier
Windows: Exe
Hopefully fixes the non-saving of configuration for some people
Note: This version plays the preset/manually set notification sound on startup
Windows: Exe
What's changed
- Now supports notification sounds - idea courtesy of GuardiansAscend.
- Program comes with a default sound, but you can load in one of your choice - if you exit the program as expected [by right clicking the icon and clicking exit] - then the loaded sound file will be added to a new file, the
configuration.txt
file, as well as the volume, this way - it will persist between loads.
- Program comes with a default sound, but you can load in one of your choice - if you exit the program as expected [by right clicking the icon and clicking exit] - then the loaded sound file will be added to a new file, the
- Fixes some bugs.
- Cleaned up the code a bit.
Linux: Deb
What's changed
- Now supports notification sounds - idea courtesy of GuardiansAscend.
- Program comes with a default sound, but you can load in one of your choice - if you exit the program as expected [by right clicking the icon and clicking exit] - then the loaded sound file will be added to a new file, the
configuration.txt
file, as well as the volume, this way - it will persist between loads.
- Program comes with a default sound, but you can load in one of your choice - if you exit the program as expected [by right clicking the icon and clicking exit] - then the loaded sound file will be added to a new file, the
- Fixes some bugs.
- Cleaned up the code a bit.
Windows: Exe
Double click the setup.exe installer and it should create a shortcut on your desktop linking it to the .exe
in your user/AppData/local/moodle-notifier
folder.
Linux: Deb
$ sudo dpkg -i path/to/deb.deb
to install.
Then write moodle-notifier
in a CLI.
Can also call it by using something like dmenu or rofi to not have a CLI hanging around.