Hi,
So a while ago JUCE got PushNotifications.
https://docs.juce.com/master/tutorial_push_notifications.html
Local Notifications are quite easy to do but it lacks Windows and Linux.
At least for Windows it seems pretty easy to add:
I guess this is a pretty hanging fruit for JUCE team to add at least local notifications also on Windows side.
Interesting, presumably it’s a matter of using JUCE: PushNotifications Class Reference to raise a local only notification?
That tutorial seems to be regards what comes to mind when I think of Push Notification (i.e. a notification shown even if application is not running, pushed over the internet from a server)
For Linux it looks like (with a choice of 2 dependencies) local notifications (as provided in the WinToast you linked to) are also pretty straightfoward as well : Desktop notifications - ArchWiki
After reading the juce::PushNotification docs, to me it looks like the intention is to support both toast and push notifications (not sure why the language/terminology used in the docs are like this, but anyways):
Both remote and local notifications are supported.
So, in terms of being well-rounded on Windows, this would mean integrating with this as well: Windows Push Notification Services (WNS) overview - Windows apps | Microsoft Learn
