> > > > That's fine in theory, but my calender often "forgets" to remind me ;-) > > > > > > > > That is, I set an alarm and then no reminder pops up at the set time. > > > > Specifically, it seems that unless I visit my calender I get no > > > > reminders, > > > > then when I open calender view the "forgotten" reminders pop up. Since > > > > I > > > > stay in mail view 99.995 of the time this next to useless. Shouldn't > > > > the > > > > reminders pop up over my mail view as well? > > Yes, they should. And I can confirm they do. :) > > > > I have the same problem. I find that if evolution-alarm-notify isn't > > running I don't get them. The problem is that for me at least is that > > e-a-n crashes just about every time I run evo. You could try running > > it manually and see if that works, it does sometimes (not regularly > > though) for me. > > > > It looks like this problem is bugzilla and I added some details to it > > but couldn't work out how to add the current version to the bug to try > > and get it added to the bug day last friday. > > http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=273130 > > Well, yes -- if e-a-n isn't running, you won't get those reminders. > > Maybe this is the reason for anyone contributing to this thread so far? > (Sorry, already deleted most of this thread.) > > Can you please check this? Is e-a-n running at all? Check with the > command below, multiple times, including times when (test) alarms are > due. > > $ ps axw | grep evolution-alarm-notify
The problem I seem to have with e-a-n is that just about every time I start evolution it crashes for some unknown reason. If I start it manually it sometimes work and sometimes crashes. Peter _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
