I do sudo apt-get update from time to time, and find it frustrating to have to check when it is done doing its thing. Is there anyway I can get it to offer a notification popup or play a sound when it has finished executing, so I can get on with my work?
I wrote a little scripts to make it. Script is located in github.
Here is installation guide:
Download or just clone repo
$ git clone [email protected]:c0rp-aubakirov/notify_after_command_executed.git
Then add sourcing of script postexec_notify to your .bashrc.
Here is git clone example of installation:
$ cd ~
$ git clone [email protected]:c0rp-aubakirov/notify_after_command_executed.git
$ cd ~/notify_after_command_executed
$ echo "source $(pwd)/postexec_notify" >> ~/.bashrc
Now restart your terminal. After restart you should see this messages:
preexec.sh is not exist
Trying to download it from github
Now try to test if notification appear:
$ sleep 6
Please let me know if something is unclear or you have any issues.
