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Gmail Screenlet

   0.6  

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Gmail Screenlet
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Gmail Screenlet
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Link:  http://
Downloads:  17263
Submitted:  Sep 1 2007
Updated:  Feb 22 2008
Score: score84%84%score 84% good
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Description:

A screenlet that shows your unread gmail message count , click on the message number to go to gmail.com.

by Helder Fraga aka Whise

Instalation
Put it in your /usr/local/share/screenlets and run it from there




Changelog:

v0.6 updated

version 5 has password encryption but is more laggy , delete your /home/***/.config/screenlets/gmail/default/ before intalling this one

fixed an error with the auto update

version 03 shows message count in the midle of the screenlet




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 Forgets password

 
 by elusivespoon on: Oct 9 2008
 

When coming out of hibernate a dialog box pops up saying I have the wrong password. If I go into the preferences, it shows a different password then I entered before entering hibernate. Some of the characters are, I assume, unrecognized Unicode characters (a squares with 4 letters or numbers in them).

Also it would be nice to have the password blocked out and not visible.


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 Remember password?

 
 by dkspook on: Nov 2 2008
 

Is there a way to make this screenlet remember my gmail password? ATM it only remembers my user name, so I have to enter the password every time I start it... :(


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 Gmail through Prism

 
 by MTGap on: Nov 16 2008
 

Is there anyway I could have it opened up with my Gmail Prism rather than through firefox?


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 Re: Gmail through Prism

 
 by shawn87 on: Jan 10 2009
 

yes there is..i just figured it out:

1) close all gmail screenlets

2) go to /usr/share/screenlets and remove the Gmail directory:
sudo rm -r /usr/share/screenlets/Gmail

3) now go back to gnome-look and download the gmail screenlet and save it and archive it to the desktop

4) go to terminal and into the Gmail directory on the desktop and type:
sudo gedit GmailScreenlet.py

5) go to the section in the file thats labeled "def on_mouse_down" and replace the original "system ('.... " with
system('xulrunner-1.9 /usr/share/prism/application.ini -webapp gmail@prism.app')

6) now move that whole Gmail directory to install it by putting it into the .screenlets folder


any questions just ask


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 Re: Gmail through Prism

 
 by shawn87 on: Jan 10 2009
 

oh and i forgot to mention...when you first reopen the gmail screenlet after editing the file, it may look all messed up, but just give it a few seconds, click on the funky image, and it should come into view.


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 Email Program To Open

 
 by supernovahq on: Nov 19 2008
 

Could you add an option to allow you to open your email program (evolution, kmail, thunderbird) instead of the gmail website?


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 .

 
 by pearluck on: Nov 30 2008
 

Can you add the possibility to configure more than one gmail addresse?


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 Couldn't get it to work

 
 by konsumer on: Jun 24 2009
 

I couldn't get it to work correctly.

I modified the Mail library, and made it work. I am not sure how to get this into the main screenlet repo, so here is the code:

/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/screenlets/plugins/Mail.py

I replaced the wget line in get_GMail_Num() with this:

f = urllib.urlopen("https://" + login + ":" + password + "@mail.google.com/mail/feed/atom")

This is a more python way to do it, and it follows redirects, etc. Much better method.

Now it works! Thanks for this great screenlet.


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