@Russ thanks for your reply

I tried the commands you suggested, but I kept jumping across different error messages. After googling for hours and fixing one by one, I gave up, I think the time I was losing, it's not worth only to see a 5 seconds notification.

But thanks a lot for the support!!

@Russ Thank you so much for the tip!

Follow the contents of the .log file generated when I manually triggered the command via dashboard. (I don't seem to have permission to post files in the forum)

Cannot autolaunch D-Bus without X11 $DISPLAY

that's all the content of the file, i'm searching for the error RN to see if I get it solved, but if you know how to, please let me know!

In the work right now so I cant describe everything, but basically, I'm trying to trigger a notification on my Ubuntu Desktop with the command below:

{"trigger":"Celular carregado","command":"notify-send -i battery-full-charging \"Celular carregado\" \"A bateria está em 95%\"","ground":"background","voice":"celular carregado","allowParams": "false"}

Other background commands that I have, like shutdown, suspend pc, they work fine (that means my background service is installed correctly). But the notification doesn't.

The command shows up in the dashboard

When triggering the command it shows up in the log and says "command ran"

What I don't understand is that if I run the command manually on the terminal, the notification shows up as expected.

Can someone give me a clue on how to do that???