Clawsker - A Claws Mail Tweaker ------------------------------- Clawsker is a Perl-GTK2 applet to edit hidden preferences for Claws Mail, and to do it in a safe and user friendly way, preventing users from raw editing of configuration files. Claws Mail is a fast and lightweight Mail User Agent by the Claws Mail Team. You can download the latest version from Clawsker homepage: http://www.claws-mail.org/clawsker Dependencies ------------ - Building: Nothing special: make, sed, install, gettext and pod2man. On Debian systems: # apt-get install make sed coreutils gettext perl (Although you probably already have some of these installed) - Running: Perl - http://www.perl.com (>= 5.8) GTK+2 bindings for Perl - http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net (>= 1.161) built with GTK+ >= 2.12 (lower GTK+ versions do not support widget tooltips and a warning is issued). Locale::gettext - http://search.cpan.org/~pvandry/gettext-1.05/ (>= 1.05) Claws Mail - http://www.claws-mail.org (>= 3.1.0) On Debian systems: # apt-get install libgtk2-perl liblocale-gettext-perl claws-mail Install ------- After downloading the tarball: tar xzf clawsker-VERSION.tar.gz cd clawsker-VERSION make If finished correctly, become root and: make install Replace VERSION with the actual version number of the tarball. Default install is under /usr/local prefix. If you want to install in another location (for example /usr) replace last line with: make install PREFIX=/usr Optionally you can provide also a DESTDIR as a root tree for the installation. Contributing ------------ Patches, bug fixes, and specially, new translations (or updates to the existing ones) are welcome. To create a new translation just change to 'po' directory, copy 'clawsker.pot' into 'xx.po' or 'xx_YY.po', and fill the empty strings and placeholder values. The 'xx' is your language code (e.g.: 'en' for English, 'fr' for French, etc.) and, optionally, 'YY' defines your country variant (e.g.: 'de_CH' for German variant in Switzerland). Country should be used only if your translation is really specific to that location, otherwise, and specially for new languages, try use the generic language (you can always submit a specific one later). Once finished you can test your new translation by adding your 'xx' or 'xx_YY' code to the LINGUAS variable in Makefile and running make. A new .mo file with the same name of your .po file should be created if everything is right. To update an existing translation just type 'make xx.pox' or 'make xx_YY.pox' and update the new .pox file created, copy the .pox file to the .po file and test it as above (no need to modify the Makefile this time). Bugs ---- You can send bug reports to the Issues list on http://clawsker.googlecode.com/ Also directly by mail to me or in the Claws Mail mailing list, but the Issues list is the preferred way. Thanks ------ * The Claws Mail Team, for such great mail program * Larry Wall and all Perl hackers all over the world * The Perl-GTK2 folks and Phillip Vandry * Dirk van der Walt, for his Gtk2-Perl Study Guide [0] * Debian, for the Operating System [0] http://forgeftp.novell.com//gtk2-perl-study/documentation/html/index.html -- $Id: README 76 2008-02-26 11:43:01Z mones $
