On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 19:21, Panos Tsapralis (TELLAS) wrote: > On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 18:21, Rodrigo Moya wrote: > > On Tue, 2003-07-22 at 00:09, guenther wrote: > > > > which processes are those? evolution-wombat and evoution-alarm-notify > > > > should always be running. > > > > > > Rodrigo, > > > > > > I just wondered (nope, not using alarm normally): > > > > > > As these processes have to be running for notifying the user, shouldn't > > > they be launched on login? > > > > > > As they are not running on login, the user will not be notified unless > > > he actually runs Evolution -- at least for a short time. > > > > > if you start evolution on a GNOME session, when closing the session, the > > list of running programs is saved, so the alarm daemon should be started > > if it was running when the session was ended. > > > What if I don't use Evolution within Gnome? Then I am at a loss, am I > not? > > > Isn't it working that way for you? > > > No, it's not, not for me, anyway, since I am not using Gnome (I do not > want to spend my valuable system resources to useless things, hence I > use WindowMaker). > > The question remains: is there any way to start this calendar alarm > function in "daemon" mode, so that I do not miss any alarms before > logging into Evolution for the first time? > > If there is not any such way, it would be nice to add the feature > sometime in the future (I have to admit, however, that this is in no way > of high priority...). > you can run the evolution-alarm-notify process in your .xsession/.xinitrc file.
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