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Tag Archives: googlecalendar
See Sunbird/Google Calendar Appointments in the GNOME Clock Applet
Evolution Mirror is a Mozilla Sunbird extension designed to sync your Sunbird/Google Calendar appointments with the GNOME clock applet. Download https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/sunbird/addon/9656 Note you will also need to install python-evolution sudo apt-get install python-evolution Install the extension by downloading it and then going to Sunbird > Addons > Install How to set up Google Calendar in [...]
GoogSysTray Puts Google Reader, GMail, Wave notifications in your panel tray
Version: 1.1.4 GoogSysTray is a notification area application that alerts you to updates for your various Google services, such as GMail, Google Reader and Google Wave. Application to get Google Reader updates in Ubuntu System Panel Features GoogSysTray allows for each of its supported services notifications to be manually configured. Want an icon? Check. Want [...]
ChromeOS Application Icons
The ChromeOS application menu has some pretty cool icons for applications – so much so I’ve cheekily popped some of them here for your downloadable convenience. All are 128×128 and would look great in docks and menus for your webapps. Right click and save as to download. Mail [GMail, Hotmail/LiveMail, Yahoo! Mail] Google Apps [Calendar, [...]
Be Notified Of Ubuntu Releases in Google Calendar
You can stay informed of upcoming Ubuntu releases in your Google Calendar by importing an simple Release Schedule document. I will admit that this is purely for Ubuntu lovers and probably no-one else! I must also thank Dan for casually slipping a reference to this into a conversation earlier, or I’d never have known about [...]