Yes, Benjamin, you can access your notification history on Debian with the GNOME desktop environment. Here’s how you can do it:

Viewing Notification History in GNOME

1. Install the GNOME Shell Extension (if not already installed):

   • Open a terminal and run:
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     sudo apt install gnome-shell-extension-manager

   • Launch the Extensions app from your activities menu.

2. Enable the "Notification History" Extension:

   • Search for "Notification History" in the Extensions app.
   • Install and enable the extension.

3. Accessing the Notification History:

   • Once enabled, you can view your notification history by clicking the date/time in the top bar and selecting the notification history icon (usually a bell or clock).

Alternative: Using the Journal

If you prefer a command-line approach, you can check system logs for notifications using journalctl:

journalctl -b -u gnome-shell | grep -i "notification"

This will show you logs related to notifications in the current boot session.

Would you like help setting this up step by step, or do you have a specific version of Debian/GNOME in mind?