terminal-notifier
terminal-notifier is a command-line tool that sends macOS User Notifications from the terminal or scripts, available on macOS 10.10 and later. It allows developers and system administrators to display notifications programmatically, optionally with sound, and to trigger actions when a user clicks a notification. The tool is commonly used in shell scripts, deployment automation, CI/CD pipelines, and build systems to alert users to completion or status changes without requiring a full GUI application. It can be installed via Homebrew, RubyGems, or as a standalone binary.
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1 suggestionThe bundle ID you are seeing (com.papercut.printdeploy.client) does not match terminal-notifier — it appears to belong to a PaperCut print management client. However, if you are checking on the actual terminal-notifier tool, we could not confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is currently available. terminal-notifier is an open-source project hosted on GitHub; the most recent releases section should indicate whether arm64 or Universal Binary builds are offered. Check the GitHub releases page directly to see if a native build is available. If only Intel-only binaries are present and the project is still actively maintained, you can contact the maintainers to ask about Apple Silicon support, or compile from source if you have development tools installed. Given the September 2028 deadline for Rosetta 2 removal, if you depend on this tool in a production script or automation, confirming native support or a clear upgrade path soon is important.
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