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I have two notifications that haunt me on Kubuntu 13.10, and I would like for a way to suppress them, at any cost.

1.) Connection 'Netgear18' deactivated!

This comes from my crappy wireless card driver constantly de- and re- authenticating (known issue with the Broadcom 4313, but it works well enough for me to give up)

2.) Bell Session in Shell

My media player ncmpcpp sometimes throws a bell session when it switches songs, and I don't need to hear about it!

Removing the system tray just causes the notification to show up somewhere else on the screen. In a fit of rage I killed KNotify, but it respawns. Can I tell it to ignore certain types of message?

user57082
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  • Thank you! As per the top answer, I went to /usr/share/dbus-1/services/ and found a file called org.kde.knotify.service, so I renamed it to xxx.disabled. I think I'm in business! – user57082 Feb 15 '14 at 15:12
  • Welcome. But please try to search before asking to minimize duplicate questions – kamil Feb 15 '14 at 15:16
  • Duplicate questions are good in the sense that it makes answers easier for people to find. As long as the duplicates are using different terminology. For example, I couldn't find the question you linked because I wasn't using the terminology "notification-bubbles" – user57082 Feb 15 '14 at 15:22

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