[D-BUS Service]
# The old notification daemon, made unstartable.
#
# Removing mako's activation from systemd was not enough, and this was
# measured rather than guessed: during the crash-recovery test on a
# migrated machine, the panel was killed, something in the session sent a
# notification while nothing owned org.freedesktop.Notifications, and
# D-Bus started mako from the file mako-notifier ships. The room would
# then have had the old shell's popups on a Plasma desktop, from a daemon
# with no configuration, until the next reboot.
#
# This file shadows that one. The session bus searches XDG_DATA_DIRS in
# order and /usr/local/share comes before /usr/share, which is the same
# mechanism the classroom already uses to shadow a desktop entry — no
# Debian file is touched, and mako-notifier can be upgraded or removed
# without any of this needing to change.
#
# /bin/false is what a machine with no notification daemon installed does
# anyway: the activation fails and the caller is told so. Plasma's own
# service takes the name at startup and never comes through here.
Name=org.freedesktop.Notifications
Exec=/bin/false