2008-07-02
Okay, one of these days I'm going to misuse this news page to put forth some wishes, or other things I would like to do or see done in the near future.
I'll keep the topics to possible software projects, not unattainable stuff like world peace, or finding true love.
The idea is mostly to sort my head around various ideas I've got floating around in my mind for quite some time now, and maybe sorting them out and putting them down will get me far enough to actually start doing some of them. Or, alternatively, drop some of them altogether, so my head has more room for other stuff.
If anyone thinks some ideas are better than great, and would like to either do them or start some form of collaboration, drop me a line.
Of course I'm not going to put one up right away, if you're interested, just check back in a few days.
2008-06-11
Scott Crevier has written a little tool to provide more control over what sounds are played in Windows when using Mailbox Alert. I haven't tried it, or looked at it in depth, but you can find it here.
Please let me know how it works for you.
2008-01-31
Legend of color of LED lights:
- Green On
- Red Error
- Orange Busy
- Blue Modern
2007-10-22
Just a thought that came up during a RIPE meeting;
It's interesting how "There's no problem that cannot be solved by adding another layer of abstraction" has changed with the Web 2.0 phenomenon to "There's no problem that cannot be solved by starting a Wiki".
2007-10-15
Of course, the moment you release something, someone finds a problem. So there is a quick update for Mailbox Alert containing some bugfixes.
2007-10-11
I've finally uploaded the final version of Mailbox Alert 0.13 to AMO, it's taken long enough.
Sorry to all the people not having their requests for changes granted ;)
Maybe next version.
But the changes are big enough, see the Changelog. Most important are a way more efficient way to store settings, and a whole new internal alert system (kind of based on thunderbird 2's, but IMHO more elegant).
If you can't wait for AMO to review and accept it, get it here.
Happy alerting!