Some time earlier I had gnome-terminal send me notifications by default whenever anything running in one of the tabs would finish. Now it doesn’t. It only does it if some script uses /usr/bin/notify-send to send a notification.
Does anyone know how to get the notifications back?
Are the notifications enabled in GNOME Settings → Apps → GNOME Terminal?
Are you on Fedora 42? I wonder if this is somehow related to the fact that Fedora (and GNOME) changed the default terminal to ptyxis in F42.
Hmm, strangely, Gnome Terminal is not on the list of the applications in Settings - Notifications - Apps. That’s probably the reason. I wonder how it’s not there anymore.
And yes, I’m using Gnome terminal, not Ptyxis.
I don’t even know how to pronounce ptyxis. Not gonna use what I cannot pronounce.
Maybe it’s under a different name now. I assume you’ve upgraded from 41, where gnome-terminal was called Terminal, and now ptyxis is called Terminal.
Well, I have learned how to pronounce it (with a silent “p”), so now I am happily using it 
. Native GTK4 app, well integrated into GNOME 48, other nice additions. I can only recommend it.