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Snarl
Stuff Happens - know about it.
Snarl displays short bursts of information on screen in the form of small, beautiful, pop-ups that fade in and out. However, it's much more than just that: connect applications and external sources into Snarl to provide a rich array of notifications in a single place, then create rules to forward these notifications to your mobile devices, email inbox - or even friends, family, or a workforce. -
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TimeMachine
Time keeping software with simple punch in, punch out operation.
Time keeping software with simple punch-in and punch-out and time-sheet emailing!!! -
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Duplicate File Remover
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...You'll get a list of redundant files that you'll have the choice to delete. The advantages of this tool: 1. It's free for good. 2. It's 100% reliable. 3. It's supported technically by email. All emails get a respond! 4. Absolutely secure - all the data remains on your computer. -
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The evolution-kolab plug-in extends GNOME's PIM suite Evolution and EDS (Evolution-Data-Server) to become a full-featured Kolab 2 groupware client. Collaborate with other Kolab 2 users on emails, contacts, appointments, notes and tasks.
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Gmail Notifier
Multiple account (or label) Gmail notifier (without storing passwords)
Gmail Notifier (restartless) is an open-source project that notify you about incoming emails from all your Google Mail accounts and labels. Features: 1. No requirement to enter your credentials. 2. Multiple account support 3. Multiple label support 4. Low bandwidth usage by using RSS technology 5. Mark as read, report span, trash or archive massages right from toolbar -
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GmailSniffer
GmailSniffer is a Gmail Notifier for linux
GmailSniffer is a Gmail Notifier for linux, written in QT4, it checks unread gmail emails, if any, it will show a popup notification, or it can be set to use default system (linux) notification can set popup window position can set to use system notifier can enable/disable sound alert can assign default browser can set email check interval Tested od LMDE, Mint 14, Fedora 17. KDE, MATE, Cinnamon -
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This project aims to create an OS X and Windows XP desktop application that will extract relevant information from your computer as you perform everyday tasks such as reading emails or chatting on instant messenger clients.
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Key functionalities: 1) libmbox, a library for parsing mbox files. 2) libmbox-vfs, a plugin for Gnome VFS to view emails as files. 3) email-thumbnailer, a small thumbnailing program that provides svg previews of emails via libmbox-vfs. All in pure C.
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KickPIM is an applet for KDEs Kicker panel for an easy access to your addresses in KDEs addressbook. You can view and edit them, send emails, let it remind you about birthdays and more ...
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...Not changed since 2002 and not used in years—I now have much better ways to do this kind of thing. A mailbox checking and summary GNOME applet (+ standalone application). Displays sender and subject of the most recent emails you have received, with regexp-based sound notification and sender/subject highlighting, screensaver auto-unblanking, and more.
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Sonicmail is a GNOME applet POP email notifer. It will notify you when you receive new emails on a POP3 server by displaying a selectable icon in the applet window, and by optionally playing a selectable sound. Many other features are still to come!
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