Upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10 today, and the messaging menu is missing. Might be because the only application that I use with the messaging menu is Pidgin. Is this an issue where pidgin has not been integrated with 12.10 ?
I am assuming here that the messaging menu is hidden when no application is using it.
What can I do to integrate pidgin with the messaging menu and get it back ?
The only documentation I have been able to find on integrating an application with the Messaging Menu is old and out of date: http://gnomejournal.org/article/67/an-introduction-to-the-message-indicator. And even that didn't have documentation for the whole API. Is there are any documentation for libindicate, either the python or C version?
How can I make Super+M and Super+S work for compiz effects and not for indicator applet & indicator applet session in Lucid?
Is there a way to have Google Calendar notifications through the message indicator applet without using Evolution? Something similar perhaps to "Gmailwatcher"?
Or
Is there a way to integrate Google Calendar with reminders into the calendar in ubuntu without evolution?
Thanks in advance!
I use Thunderbird instead of Evolution for my mail client, so I'd prefer if I could replace Evolution with Thunderbird in the messaging component of the Indicator applet. Does anyone know how to do this?