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gmail-notify
gmail-notify(1) General Commands Manual gmail-notify(1)
NAME
gmail-notify - A Gmail Notifier
SYNOPSIS
gmail-notify
DESCRIPTION
gmail-notify Gmail Notifier is a Linux alternative for the notifier program released by Google, it is written in Python and provides an
attractive and simple way to check for new mail messages.
Open the notifier.conf file in your favourite text editor and edit the configuration options to match your system. Below is an explanation
of each option: (See notifier.conf.sample located in the /usr/share/doc/gmail-notify directory for a helpful example)
gmailusername - fairly self explanatory, must be without the @gmail.com at the end
gmailpassword - obvious
browserpath - this is the full path to the browser that you want Gmail Notifier to open when you click the popup to goto your Gmail inbox
voffset - this is the amount (in pixels) the popup will be displaced from the bottom of the screen, it will almost definitely need changing
to suit your system, ideally, you want it to look like it came out of the bar along the bottom of the screen the best way to adjust it is
to run it initially with the default value and then add/remove from it then test again. Higher values result in the popup appearing higher
up the screen.
hoffset - same as above only this is the amount the popup will be displaced from the side of the screen. Higher values will displace it
more to the left of the screen.
checkinterval - this is how often Gmail Notifier will check for new mail (in ms), do NOT set it lower than 20000 (20 seconds), or the libg-
mail library will not keep up, causing many strange side effects. If you need to check your mail more than once every 20 seconds, then
chances are your famous and don't have time to read your mail anyway.
animationdelay - this is the amount of time (in ms) that Gmail Notifier will wait before moving the popup up one step, when the popup is
popping up, to high values will cause the animation to be jerky, to low values will cause tearing at the bottom of the popup. 15ms seems
about right. Only small adjustments are necessary, best thing is to leave it alone.
popuptimespan - this is the amount of time before the popup will disappear again after popping up you can set this to whatever you want
Web Page
http://gmail-notify.sourceforge.net/
AUTHOR
John Winter <wintersoft@gmail.com>
May 31, 2006 gmail-notify(1)