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--- gueic [2011/02/05 00:45] – fixed toobaz
+++ gueic [2011/04/21 05:13] (versione attuale) – with toobaz
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 However, when you play with wake from sleep, pay attention to events you set: your pc could wake during the night or, worse, while it is in its bag (with the risk of overheating)...
-Contributions (and any kind of feedback too) are very welcome: toobaz [at] email [dot] it.
+Contributions (and any kind of feedback too) are very welcome: me [at] pietrobattiston [dot] it.
 Also feature requests are usually welcome; I cannot grant I will accomplish them (at least not in reasonable time), but for example I will probably enable in gueic actions that users request (and are sufficiently simple to implement).
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 In decreasing order of priority:
+  - verify if acpi wakeup is fine with jet lag
   - <del>save settings to disk every time they are changed (not just when program is nicely - or almost nicely - closed)  </del>
+  - <del>use dbus, not "gueic.lock" file, to ascertain if an instance is already running</del>
   - fix acpi call bug (currently, if a call is made for the same time in the day as the one currently set, some computers won't set it)
   - <del>internationalization and translation to English (before 20 Feb 2008)</del>
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   - add a "travel mode" (or just "safe"), in which acpi events are disabled
   - create a window to browse, configure and create (by "specializing" already existing ones) actions
-  - create a Debian package
+  - <del>create a Debian package</del>
   - enable "on minutes/hours/days from file" scheme
   - create tutorials on how to create schemes/actions (in particular dbus actions)
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   - complete glade migration
   - complete gconf migration
-  - if an event is disabled, show greyish it
+  - if an event is disabled, greyish it
   - evaluate the possibility to enable a different order (chronologic, without regard to active/inactive)
   - give anacron vs. cron choice (actually it's only cron: if one repetition of an event is skipped, it's lost)