cd gnome-do ( or docklets or do-plugins)Īnd once you have a new version you will need to compile the source and install it again.
#Digital clock docklet update#
You can update gnome-do and the docklets/plugins ( and really make sure you do it every few days!) by typing the following in a terminal: –
Remember you’ll need to ENABLE THE GMAIL DOCKLET before it will show up for configuration ” the same with the other docklets!
You should now be able to configure the docklet within Gnome-Do’s preferences. Open a terminal and paste each line separately: – You should now be able to start Gnome-Do from the Applications > Accessories menu. Once you’re all done you can grab the source and get ready to compile it! (It’s really easy!) sudo aptitude install automake bzr mono-gmcs libmono-cairo2.0-cil gtk-sharp2 libndesk-dbus-glib1.0-cil libndesk-dbus1.0-cil libgnome-vfs2.0-cil libgtk2.0-dev libtool intltool gnome-sharp2 ca-certificates bazaar gnome-keyring-sharp-cli gnome-desktop-sharp2 libgconf2-dev monodevelop-nunit libnotify0.4-cil.You’ll also need to make sure all the required dependences are resolved for Gnome-Do itself.Ī safe bet is to simple paste the install all of the following with one command: – You’ll also need Bzr if you don’t already have it If you love the sound of these and want them right now, you can easily install them from Gnome-Do’s bzr.īe warned, however, that this will involve source-code! Ouch! Installationįirst things first, install ‘Checkinstall’ to easily undo any potential mishaps! The Clock Docklet will be themeable, as well as supporting the option to change it to a digital clock.Īnd even the weather docklet receives some updates with a more informative information panel. It sits in your dock and simply informs you of mail via a ‘counter’ and has a handy right-click menu for accessing new mails, your inbox and composing mail. The next version of Gnome-Do will come pre-packaged with several new docklets ” including the GMail docklet pictured above.
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