A lavoro non ho il mio laptop ma un vecchio desktop che ho riportato a nuova vita con Ubuntu naturalmente ;)
Da un bel po di tempo ero infastidito dal maledetto bip del terminale che veniva emesso ogni volta che un mio dito (uno qualsiasi :) ) andava a premere sul tasto tab.
Oggi mi son deciso a trovare una soluzione e la scrivo qui sul blog, magari sarà utile a qualcuno di voi. Basta usare il comando:
$ xset b off
nel terminale. Per farlo eseguire in modo automatico ogni volta che apriamo una console è consigliabile aggiungere una riga alla fine del file ~/.bashrc con il suddetto comando.
My comment doen't have anything to do with this post, but as I couldn't find anywhere else to report a bug I found in the latest version of cGmail, I do it here.
RispondiEliminaWhen you don't want to use keyring (as I do) and you first install cGmail, you have to give keyring a password anyways or cGmail just doesn't launch. Only after I lauch it can I disable the feature. I think maybe you can fix it so that if I don't give keyring a password when I first start cGmail it recognizes I don't want to use keyring.
Thanks for the very nice application. I have two Gmail accounts and was sad I couldn't use Gmail Notify to check but one.
Cheers
Rafael
Hi there, I couldn't find a way to contact you about cGmail on it's main page so I thought I'd post a comment here.
RispondiEliminaIt's just a feature suggestion: Hide cGmail when it has no mail to notify you about.
What do you think?
- Lee
It is already implemented into development version. I have no time to make a new release now :( I should make some testing and polish somethings. I hope I can relesase new version soon.
RispondiElimina