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emid replied on July 22, 2008 08:03 to the question "Minimize to tray on Ubuntu" in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro):

A good temporary solution is to use a program called AllTray. You can install it with Synaptic, or through the command line with apt-get:

"sudo apt-get install alltray"

This program will send anything you want to the tray with a little icon that you can click to bring it back up. If I remember correctly, you just start AllTray and then click on the application you want to send to the tray.

JED replied on July 21, 2008 09:04 to the question "Minimize to tray on Ubuntu" in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro):

That hasn't been implemented yet for gtk. There is an enhancement ticket for that in bugzilla.

JED replied on July 21, 2008 09:01 to the question "Minimize to tray on Ubuntu" in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro):

That hasn't been implemented yet for gtk. There is an enhancement ticket for that in bugzilla.

Reactor5 replied on July 20, 2008 04:25 to the question "HOW DO I GET IT TO WORK! I CONTACED THE ADMINS AND THEY SAY I HAVE TO WAIT A WEEK FOR A REPLY!" in Gaia Online:

Hey, if you really want an answer for this, you might try putting a more descriptive title on your post, such as "Forgot Log In link problems". You could more or less switch the post title and the description of your problem as is, actually.

To answer your question, have you tried other email addresses you might have signed up with? If this is a systemwide bug, they should have posted something about in a public blog with a recourse for users with the problem. You might have spelled your email address or login name (unlikely, I know) wrong. Otherwise, just wait a week. It's only Gaia Online, after all! ;P

Reactor5 asked a question in Participatory Culture Foundation (Miro) on July 20, 2008 04:20:

Minimize to tray on Ubuntu

When I used Miro on Windows I remember I could send it to the tray to do it's downloading work. Why can't I do the same/where is it on Ubuntu?

Joe replied on April 20, 2008 17:38 to the problem "Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation." in RescueTime:

You can find the .Net 2.0 installation from Microsoft here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/de...

Unfortunately RescueTime really does require .Net 2.0 and is not currently working with just .Net 3. The good news is that you can happily install both on you computer without any issues.

Thanks!

Reactor5 marked one of Joe's replies in RescueTime as useful. Joe replied to the problem "Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation.".

Reactor5 replied on April 20, 2008 17:32 to the problem "Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation." in RescueTime:

Hi, can I have some help? I'd really like to get this working, but I have no idea how to do it on my own.

Reactor5 replied on April 16, 2008 14:13 to the problem "Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation." in RescueTime:

I'm on XP, and it looks like I have .net 3.0. Not sure how to find the exact version number...

Joe replied on April 16, 2008 13:56 to the problem "Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation." in RescueTime:

RescueTime currently requires .net 2.0. The latest .net 2.0 with sp1 has been working great.

Which OS are you using?

Reactor5 reported a problem in RescueTime on April 16, 2008 04:56:

Rescuetime crashes on startup on clean installation.

I've just downloaded rescuetime and installed it, and when I try to run it (with both rescuetime.exe and rescuetimestart.exe) it gives me the same error message:

"Rescuetime has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."

I reinstalled it and still the same message. I've looked for a log to send y'all, but I don't have any idea of what to send!

As far as I know, my .net is completely up to date. What version does rescuetime run best on?