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Greets, |
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I never used beagle so far, only recently read an article about it and |
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thought I would give it a try, so I emerged it yesterday. |
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So I have app-misc/beagle-0.2.18 now, with USE-flags "eds gtk pdf python |
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thunderbird xscreensaver", along |
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mail-client/mozilla-thunderbird-2.0.0.14 ... |
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And I have gnome-extra/deskbar-applet-2.20.3 installed for searching. |
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My question: When I search for an email (say, using the name of the |
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sender) there are mails found OK, and when I click the result, I expect |
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the mail to be displayed, but only thunderbird gets the focus, without |
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the program being raised to the foreground, and without the actual mail |
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being displayed (even when I change windows to thunderbird). |
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http://beagle-project.org/FAQ says: |
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"Google Summer of Code 2007 sponsored a beagle project on the |
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Thunderbird backend. The work is finished and was merged in svn trunk in |
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September, 2007. The thunderbird backend will be available in 0.3.0+." |
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Should I unmask this unstable release to get the feature I am looking for? |
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Should things behave as I expect them to behave? |
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Do I have to configure something somewhere? |
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Thanks for any help on this, greets, Stefan |
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