18:30:40 <seninha> hello, how can I set the command used for the new message notifications?
18:31:06 <seninha> In my system I do not have dbus or libnotify. But I wrote a command that, when invoked, pops up a little window.
18:31:21 <seninha> I want to use this command instead of seamonkey's native notification
20:54:41 <seninha> Hi, I was out for some time. I asked a question about whether it is possible to replace SeaMonkey's native notification with an external command.
20:56:41 <frg_Away> seninha This is probably not possible so easy and needs and add-on and/or replacement of parts of the shell service. At least over my paygrade but someone else might know more.
20:59:21 <seninha> I tried this add-on, but it did not work at all: https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/seamonkey/addon/gnotifier
20:59:34 <seninha> It has an option to use a custom command for notifications.
20:59:45 <seninha> but did not work, unfortunately
21:29:29 <frg_Away> seninha: In Linux environment, GNotifier entirely relies on libnotify library, so if libnotify is not present in your system, it will not work.
21:32:34 <seninha> i see
21:32:35 <seninha> thanks
22:44:01 <tomman> oh joy, the former Toshiba laptop driver download page won't work if you nerf the trackers: https://support.dynabook.com/support/modelHome?freeText=1200006797&osId=3333785
22:44:37 <tomman> "pageTracker is undefined"
22:45:03 <tomman> easy workaround: just define a dummy pageTracker object, with a single function
22:45:05 <tomman> pageTracker._trackEvent = function () {console.log("foo");}
22:45:16 <tomman> THEN Toshiba, er, "Dynabook" will let you download drivers
22:45:35 <tomman> reminder for myself to never ever buy a Toshiba/Dynabook laptop EVER
22:55:41 <seninha> btw, is there any μmatrix-like extension for seamonkey?
23:20:19 <njsg> seninha: there's µmatrix, I think
23:20:36 <njsg> or wait, is it µBlock?
23:21:54 <njsg> ah, I guess I was thinking about something different, sorry