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Subject: [Bug 53750] New: Notification of new (IMAP) Mails
From: Christian Lorch <me () xto ! de>
Date: 2003-01-31 16:01:48
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http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53750
Summary: Notification of new (IMAP) Mails
Product: kmail
Version: 1.5
Platform: SuSE RPMs
OS/Version: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: wishlist
Priority: NOR
Component: general
AssignedTo: kmail@kde.org
ReportedBy: me@xto.de
Version: 1.5 (using KDE 3.1.0)
Installed from: SuSE
Compiler: gcc version 3.2
OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.19-4GB
The KNotify-Popop-Window-Behaviour might need some help from you, the famous \
developers ...
I'm using an IMAP Server to get my mails and for each new Mail a new KNotify-Popup \
arises which leads to lots of lots of windows and so lots of clicks when I come back \
to my computer after some time.
It should be possible to check if there is a Popup already open or even trigger a \
number inside that window (you have received 1 changing to 2, changing to 3, ... 4, \
... 5, ... n new messages) instead of 5 separaty popups.
Or (even better): isn't it possible to move that notification into the system tray?
At the moment I helped me with changing kmails sound & multimedia bevhaviour inside \
kcontrol to passive windows, but further releases.... I'm dreaming... ;-) With that \
switch a hover-window appears which needs no click to kick it away...
PS: I dont use korn e.g. because they are not capable of using POP3/ssl or IMAP4/ssl \
and I dont want my passwords sent w/o encryption.
Sorry for my english, sure kmail is better than my english ;-)
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