| General |
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Asmail comes with Afterstep and is a biff-clone that shows up when new mail has arrived. Asmail is NOT strictly a part of AfterStep! (As well as the other AS apps). I just mention it here, because it's config file remains in ~/G/L/A/. It is a nice app that fits good into the AS envoirement, so itīs addapted to it. The original comments should be enough to understand, but I will also try to explain. If you want to use another pixmap you only need enough 48x48 (pixels) pixmaps that will give you a smooth animation. Each of this pixmap need to have a transparent pixel (see AS FAQ). |
| The config file |
------------------------------------------------------------------------ ######################################################### # Do not signal when new mail is found # ######################################################### NoBeep # As it said the internal speaker wont beep when mail has arrived ######################################################### # Mailfile(s) to use, overrides $MAIL # ######################################################### #MailFiles # /var/spool/mail/tomas # /home/tomas/mail/mbox #End #Here you can define more than one inbox ######################################################### # Update frequency (default 5 sec) # ######################################################### Update 10 # How often should asmail check your inbox and in what intervals? ######################################################### # Program to execute when left mousebutton is pressed # ######################################################### #Execute xterm -T elm -e elm & Execute xemacs -f gnus & # Here you can define your mail program that will be started when you # left click on the asmail icon. ######################################################### # Program to execute when new mail is found # ######################################################### NewMailExecute play /usr/share/sounds/wav/message.wav & # You can define an acoustic signal or visual one if you like, when asmail # recognize new mail in your inbox then in this case a wav file will be # played ######################################################### # Program to execute every update # ######################################################### #ExecuteOnUpdate popclient -3 -s -u GUYLHEM -p PASSWORD -o ~/mail/mbox #mail.server.com # Here you can define a program that will be executed at every update interval # For example a fetchmail session or even nothing ;-) ######################################################### # Always execute when new mail is found # # If this option is revomed asmail will only execute # # when new mail is found and when the status is changed # # from "nomail/oldmail" to "newmail" # ######################################################### AlwaysNewMailExecute # The original comment says everything. ######################################################### # This option is useful if you are using utilities # # like procmail. Asmail will change status to # # "New Mail" when the time-stamp of the last # # modification of the mailfile is changed # ######################################################### #TimeStampMode # Also look at the original comment. ######################################################### # Animation speed (default 10 = 1 sec) # # NoMail OldMail NewMail # ######################################################### AnimationSpeed 10 10 1 # Defines the animation speed of the icon for all stages. ######################################################### # Turns off shaped window # ######################################################### #NoShape # Shaped windows looking good in the Wharf and give this "shine through" # effect ######################################################### # Use this option if all icons have the same shape and # # size, this will save some CPU time if you are using # # animations # ######################################################### LockShape # See original comment ######################################################### # Display the number of messages and/or new messages # # in the mailbox. This option can not be used if you # # have more then one mailbox specified. # # Modes: # # 0 Disable feature (default) # # 1 NumOfNewMail/NumOfMail # # 2 NumOfNewMail # # 3 NumOfMail # ######################################################### NumOfMsgMode 0 # This option shows you the number of messages within the icon ######################################################### # Position of text, must be inside the icon mask # ######################################################### NumOfMsgPosition 2 10 # Position of the digits shown within the icon ######################################################### # Font to use # ######################################################### NumOfMsgFont -*-helvetica-medium-o-*-*-9-*-*-*-*-*-*-* # No comment ######################################################### # Assign icons/animations # ######################################################### NoMail ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e-no.xpm End # Define icon to be shown when no mail is in the inbox OldMail ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e-no.xpm End # Define icon to be shown when only old mail is in the inbox NewMail ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e1.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e2.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e3.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e4.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e5.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e6.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e7.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e8.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e9.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e10.xpm ~/GNUstep/Library/AfterStep/desktop/icons/common/e11.xpm End # Here are all the icons that will be animated when new mail has # arrived or is unread. That ones above gives a nice and smooth # animation. A turning silver "e" ######################################################### # End of file # ######################################################### ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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