Andrew SB wrote:
One issue I've had with the MI applet is that in its current state it
misses one of the largest messaging use cases, webmail.
I know there's a gmail-notifier around, does it talk MI? If not, who's
up for helping it do that in Lucid?
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It does, although it needs some love. https://launchpad.net/gm-notify
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I'm not, I'm just learning debian packaging, but Ken Vandine has been
involved with gmail-notify, so he may be able to lend a hand getting it
into universe/main.
Could someone on the Ayatana team give it some review for what needs done to
make it really beautiful?
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On Sat, 2009-10-17 at 01:04 +0530, Praveen Thirukonda wrote:
the best way to handle web mail in the long term would be to use the
telepathy framework. it still needs some work on it's email parts
though.
maybe via empathy like pidgin does. or separately
I would love to see this done in
On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Juha Siltala j...@siltala.net wrote:
I am no telepathy expert, but AFAIK the telepathy tubes that they
recently built afford pretty much anything we can thing of. Abiword has
a telepathy tube for collaborating on documents (at least the Sugar
version on the
There is a branch in telepathy where email support is somewhat worked on
though it's kinda abandoned atm.
Yes telepathy is meant for real time communication and hence in real time u
will get notifications for your emails. ie the capabilities will be limited.
this is NOT a replacement for your
Hi All
Following last threads on this ML, I see that the discussion became very
technical and it got to the level of discussing the possible ways of
implementing things. Thinking about having the MI in the upper menu there,
warms my soul and helps me dream about having lots of icons aggregated to
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