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ReminderFox
Posted by: ndebord
Date: September 09, 2010 11:44PM

Anyone know if ReminderFox can be ported over to KM?

Tks.

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: disrupted
Date: September 22, 2010 11:22AM

no..the configuartion or setting alarms dialogues can probbaly launch from kmeleon but the alerts work from the xul statusbar or other xul specific ui..so even if some parts can be ported it will not work as a reminder because it can't find xul ui to create or check the alerts. this can be much easier in autoit..probably even better than xulfox and even with sound alerts not just visuals

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: panzer
Date: September 22, 2010 04:26PM

If we go to Webkit, will porting still be needed - could addons for Chrome be installed in Km directly?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/22/2010 04:38PM by panzer.

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: ndebord
Date: September 22, 2010 10:18PM

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panzer
If we go to Webkit, will porting still be needed - could addons for Chrome be installed in Km directly?

panzer,

Have no idea if anyone is really considering Webkit right now. I suspect that Gecko 1.9.3 will end up working with Km, just not yet. As for now, getting KM 1.6 out the door is enough for our little community. <sigh>

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: JamesD
Date: September 23, 2010 01:12AM

There is a page timer macro here. http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/wiki/KmmPageTimer
Don't know if it will meet your requirement or not.

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: panzer
Date: September 23, 2010 09:06AM

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ndebord
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panzer
If we go to Webkit, will porting still be needed - could addons for Chrome be installed in Km directly?

panzer,

Have no idea if anyone is really considering Webkit right now. I suspect that Gecko 1.9.3 will end up working with Km, just not yet. As for now, getting KM 1.6 out the door is enough for our little community. <sigh>

I know, I know. But I read in forum (desga two) about it and i wondered what good will come out of it if we change to Webkit, that's all.

We should be all grateful if v1.7 ever see the light of day.

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: disrupted
Date: September 23, 2010 10:21PM

this can never be done panzer. google chrome has its own api so the webkit engine isn't the only limitation. also, chromium webkit has other differences from regular qtwebkit browsers, for example it accepts commands specific to chromium-based browsers and other webkitters won't understand.. that's why you can't install or port chrome extensions to safari, arora or midiori. chrome extensions can only work on direct clones of chromium like srware iron or chromeplus.

don't be so pessimistic. major trunk migrations always take some time but updates within the same build are much more frequent

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: ndebord
Date: September 24, 2010 02:06PM

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disrupted
no..the configuartion or setting alarms dialogues can probbaly launch from kmeleon but the alerts work from the xul statusbar or other xul specific ui..so even if some parts can be ported it will not work as a reminder because it can't find xul ui to create or check the alerts. this can be much easier in autoit..probably even better than xulfox and even with sound alerts not just visuals

Disrupted,

Well, any ideas on something similar that will work with KM? I really need something to jog my memory daily!

<g>

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Re: ReminderFox
Posted by: disrupted
Date: September 25, 2010 01:33PM

there's no need for a reminder/todo app to be running through a browser. don't think it's practical because you'll miss the events if the browser isn't running. thos are much better as desktop apps, i use rainlendar .22 which is the last freeware after that he made it shareware. it displays neatly on the desktop:
http://www.rainlendar.net/
version .022.1 can be downloaded there:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_rainlendar/725/ (requires win 2k or above)

you can also try tclock which works on all 32 windows:
http://shii.org/tclock/

they should be running at startup naturally but both use very little memory



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