2010.05.25
07:11:24 p.m.
Removing applications from Ubuntu's Messaging Menu
If you use Ubuntu and don't use the default mail program, Evolution, you can remove it from the Messaging Menu by running the following command:
$ cp /usr/share/indicators/messages/applications/evolution \
~/.config/indicators/messages/applications-blacklist
You can also add custom applications by creating a file in ~/.config/indicators/messages/applications that contains the full path the the .desktop file to load.
Also, if you use Thunderbird, and want some rudimentary support for the messaging indicators, I put up some code at github for an extension. Just run ./build.sh and install the .xpi file from Thunderbird's Add-ons dialog.
The extension is based an an earlier one available on lunchpad.