To do this we have two options:
a) Add support for it directly into gnome-control-center.
b) Install an .xml file into /usr/share/gnome-control-center/default-apps/ with the following content:
====================== <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE default-apps SYSTEM "gnome-da-list.dtd"> <default-apps> <mail-readers> <mail-reader> <name>Google Mail (Prism)</name> <executable>prism-google-mail</executable> <command>prism-google-mail %s</command> <icon-name>prism-google-mail</icon-name> <run-in-terminal>false</run-in-terminal> </mail-reader> </mail-readers> </default-apps> ======================
However, there is a problem. "prism-google-mail <email address>" doesn't work, so this won't work.
If someone knows how to launch a GMail compose window within Prism please tell me!
To do this we have two options:
a) Add support for it directly into gnome-control- center.
b) Install an .xml file into /usr/share/ gnome-control- center/ default- apps/ with the following content:
======= ======= ======= = da-list. dtd"> executable> prism-google- mail</executabl e> command> prism-google- mail %s</command> icon-name> prism-google- mail</icon- name> run-in- terminal> false</ run-in- terminal> ======= ======= =
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE default-apps SYSTEM "gnome-
<default-apps>
<mail-readers>
<mail-reader>
<name>Google Mail (Prism)</name>
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</mail-reader>
</mail-readers>
</default-apps>
=======
However, there is a problem. "prism-google-mail <email address>" doesn't work, so this won't work.
If someone knows how to launch a GMail compose window within Prism please tell me!