X output support in Gnome Schedule
February 15th, 2009The X output feature for Gnome Schedule is now ready for testing, this means that you can easily schedule graphical applications without worrying about the DISPLAY variable. Gnome Schedule also checks before each run if there is a working X connection; in other words that you are logged in.
There is still needed some testing before the next version will be released and it would be great if you could try out the current development branch.
To get the sources do:
$ svn checkout http://svn.gnome.org/svn/gnome-schedule/trunk gnome-schedule
You can build and install it into a temporary directory by doing:
$ cd gnome-schedule/
$ ./autogen.sh –prefix=/path/to/tmp
$ make; make installto run it from there do:
$ cd /path/to/tmp/bin
$ ./gnome-schedule
If you have any problems or suggestions file them on the gnome bugzilla. More details on how to build can be found in the README.
- gaute
Tags: gnome, linux, python



