macOS X 10.10 Yosemite has Notifications Center just like we have on iOS devices, so if you're on your Mac Mini, Mac Book Air or Mac books running this OS version and you want to turn off the Notifications follow these steps,
- Go to Notification menu , just next to Spotlight search icon on the top right
- Now at the bottom right of the notification screen you will see a Setting icon, click on it
- Notification Setting Dialog will pop up
- Click on the image next to Turn on Do Not Disturb Notification Center
- Now the Notification Center slides out, you would now see DND button at the top
- Turn it ON/OFF to enable/disable Notifications.
DND button appears
How to access Do Not Disturb Button
Settings icon below notification slider menu
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