Pushbullet got some beefed tricks and at the same time suffered a brutal blow with the removal of the Mac app. As it grows, PB for Desktop will allow Ubuntu fans to have a better PushBullet experience.It's no secret that we at Android Coliseum use many different apps and one such app is a favorite of mine and +Rob Blaich. Though PB for desktop isn’t official by any means, it’s nice to see. The failing has always been that the services had a terrible extension, with iffy support on Linux. All of the features that it brings to the table make it a great tool, especially for those who rely on multiple devices. The PushBullet platform has long been a useful tool. Users can also tweak the audio notification sound (or disable it) or snooze notifications entirely. This area showcases many different settings that can enhance your PushBullet experience on the desktop.įor example, settings can be changed so that PB for Desktop runs at startup, shows notifications of recent pushes at startup and more. To change settings, find the PB icon in the system tray and click on it. Still, it offers more than what is currently available on the Web and is competitive with the official PushBullet Windows app. PB for desktop doesn’t come with a lot of settings to tweak. That should happen automatically now that both devices are registered. Users don’t need to do anything to start seeing notifications on the Ubuntu Linux desktop. When the Android setup process is complete, the Android device should be connected to PushBullet and viewable from PB for Desktop. Install the app, sign into it, and go through the setup process. This will open the Google Play Store and prompt the user to install PushBullet for Android. To start receiving native notifications on the Ubuntu Linux desktop, click on the devices tab in the PB for Desktop interface. Lots of settings exist to make this a native experience.
Where this version differs is its integration into the Ubuntu desktop. On the surface, there is not much different from the web interface PushBullet offers up. Once the program has opened, PB for Desktop prompts the user to sign into an existing PushBullet account (with Facebook, Google, etc.) or create a new one. Open up the Unity Dash, search for “PB for Desktop” and launch it.
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