- you have now two background images (galaxy-man-bg-hddtemp.bmp and crash-bg-
hddtemp.bmp)
and can choose one of them and copy it as /var/plug-in/bg-hddtemp.bmp on the box
- replaced hddtemp binary with stripped version from timelord
0.0.6
- does not crash anymore, when bg image is missing
- changed parse method from hddtemp to strtok
- use new JPEG_convert_to_BMP_plugin function to convert background image from
from jpg to bmp on the fly (This function was added by Taehoon.Koo from
DGSTATION on my request).
Thanks to Taehoon.Koo for the quick implementation from this function
0.0.7
- display harddisk state (sleep/active) thanks to m_auro1 for sending a patch
(keep in mind that hddtemp plugin does wake up the disk if you start plugin twice)
- display output in simple osd window if no /var/plug-in/bg-hddtemp.jpg is present
- use colors of current skin if no /var/plug-in/bg-hddtemp.jpg is present
Mail plugin
This is a plugin, which allow you to show email
messages from a imap or pop3 mailserver
INSTALL:
========
copy the files to the following directories on your box:
bg-mailplg.jpg
->/var/plug-in (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/share/sbox/plug-in)
mail.plugin
->/var/plug-in (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/share/sbox/plug-in)
mail-plugin.cfg
->/var/plug-in (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/share/sbox/plug-in)
mailutils-libs/libmailutils.so.1 ->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image ->/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmuauth.so.1
->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmu_imap.so.1 ->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmu_maildir.so.1 ->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmu_mbox.so.1 ->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmu_mh.so.1
->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
mailutils-libs/libmu_pop.so.1
->/var/lib (if you have a ABCOM based image -
>/usr/local/lib)
add your imap/pop accounts to mail-plugin.cfg (if your
provider has imap access, i would recommend imap over pop)
If your username includes a @, you have to url encode the @ with %40
Example:
username: [email protected]
password: mypassword
