Comments on: Extras http://mumbles-project.org a plugin driven, modern notification system for Gnome Fri, 26 Dec 2008 22:59:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: dot_j http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2239 dot_j Sun, 05 Oct 2008 15:37:01 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2239 Firefox 3 plugin available on the Mozilla Extensions site: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5617 update: I realized the version number had to be updated. The new plugin has been uploaded to the mozilla site & should update shortly. Firefox 3 plugin available on the Mozilla Extensions site:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5617

update: I realized the version number had to be updated. The new plugin has been uploaded to the mozilla site & should update shortly.

]]> By: Ian http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2235 Ian Sun, 05 Oct 2008 07:25:50 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2235 I think mumbles is awesome! I just wish their was a plugin to support Firefox 3..I currently use it for pidgin,Amarok,and Evolution. Thanks! I think mumbles is awesome! I just wish their was a plugin to support Firefox 3..I currently use it for pidgin,Amarok,and Evolution. Thanks!

]]> By: canadrian http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2205 canadrian Fri, 03 Oct 2008 04:30:17 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-2205 The Firefox plugin is not compatible with Firefox 3.0.3. Are you planning on updating it in the near future? I'm a Mac user at home, but I use Ubuntu on my work Thinkpad and I really miss Growl. ;) The Firefox plugin is not compatible with Firefox 3.0.3. Are you planning on updating it in the near future? I’m a Mac user at home, but I use Ubuntu on my work Thinkpad and I really miss Growl. ;)

]]> By: Steve http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1955 Steve Mon, 15 Sep 2008 21:32:39 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1955 Do you have versions available for 3.0.1 by any chance? Do you have versions available for 3.0.1 by any chance?

]]> By: satoshi http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1075 satoshi Tue, 01 Jul 2008 04:19:56 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1075 I added some stuff to your Pidgin plugin: -Idle reporting -Status Update reporting -Sign on/sign off -Typing reporting -Icons for Jabber and Facebook Chat Thanks for giving me a reason to finally play around with DBus and Python! I added some stuff to your Pidgin plugin:
-Idle reporting
-Status Update reporting
-Sign on/sign off
-Typing reporting
-Icons for Jabber and Facebook Chat

Thanks for giving me a reason to finally play around with DBus and Python!

]]> By: itrs http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1020 itrs Thu, 19 Jun 2008 18:54:47 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-1020 Is the add-on source opened ? If it is where can I find it ? Is the add-on source opened ?
If it is where can I find it ?

]]> By: Richard http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-872 Richard Sun, 11 May 2008 01:33:40 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-872 I am using Firefox 3b5 and am unable to install the DBUS Extension linked to the Local Site... It gave me the error saying that the extension was incompatible with my version. The mozilla.org/sandbox one worked fine, You might wanna update the Local one next time you get a change...seeing as how all the Ubuntu 8.04 Users have that browser by default. Forgot to mention. Awesome work on Mumbles!!! Love It! -ISX I am using Firefox 3b5 and am unable to install the DBUS Extension linked to the Local Site… It gave me the error saying that the extension was incompatible with my version. The mozilla.org/sandbox one worked fine,

You might wanna update the Local one next time you get a change…seeing as how all the Ubuntu 8.04 Users have that browser by default.

Forgot to mention. Awesome work on Mumbles!!! Love It!

-ISX

]]> By: dot_j http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-720 dot_j Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:11:14 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-720 Logan, I am. The DBus extensions for both Firefox and Thunderbird are in the Sandbox area (and marked as experimental). Registratation is required for downloading these from the Mozilla add-ons site. Logan, I am. The DBus extensions for both Firefox and Thunderbird are in the Sandbox area (and marked as experimental). Registratation is required for downloading these from the Mozilla add-ons site.

]]> By: Logan Koester http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-705 Logan Koester Wed, 26 Mar 2008 00:36:31 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-705 Are you aware the Mozilla Add-ons Sandbox link on this post links to the user register page at Mozilla? Cheers Are you aware the Mozilla Add-ons Sandbox link on this post links to the user register page at Mozilla? Cheers

]]> By: dot_j http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-38 dot_j Fri, 31 Aug 2007 22:07:44 +0000 http://mumbles-project.org/extras/#comment-38 I would like to see something for Seamonkey. I'm still a bit new to the Mozilla extensions, so I am hoping to hear some feedback about the FF/TB extensions before I dive much deeper into them or others. I've been playing around with LIghting trying to add a similar DBus notify on calendar alerts, but it's not releasable yet. If there's more of a demand for Seamonkey, maybe I'll move my attention there. What I would really like to see is a hashed out DBus extension for all of the Mozilla projects. I've found that most projects write extensions specific to their goals, where the beauty of DBus is we could all use a common interface. I think some of this is possible when you compile the Mozilla apps with DBus support, but (at least for now), it seems easier to get a good common extension out there that is useful to many applications. I would like to see something for Seamonkey. I’m still a bit new to the Mozilla extensions, so I am hoping to hear some feedback about the FF/TB extensions before I dive much deeper into them or others.

I’ve been playing around with LIghting trying to add a similar DBus notify on calendar alerts, but it’s not releasable yet.

If there’s more of a demand for Seamonkey, maybe I’ll move my attention there.

What I would really like to see is a hashed out DBus extension for all of the Mozilla projects. I’ve found that most projects write extensions specific to their goals, where the beauty of DBus is we could all use a common interface. I think some of this is possible when you compile the Mozilla apps with DBus support, but (at least for now), it seems easier to get a good common extension out there that is useful to many applications.

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