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Re: ipraytime GNOME Applet



--- Anwer <anwerb at gmailmail dot com> wrote:
> I have tried to find a suitable GNOME applet to use for prayer time
> information, but the closest I have come is the ipraytime program that
> you guys wrote (Jazakum Allahu Khairan).
> 
> So, having had some experience with GNOME applets, I made one based
> around your program.
> 
> I was wondering, though, why ipraytime and islamicfinder.org have
> different times for the prayers, even using the same methods and
> location? Sometimes, the prayer times are off by a minute or two, but
> isha may be off by more than five minutes.
> 
> Are the times that come out of ipraytime universally accurate (i.e. do
> other programs that calculate prayer time result in exactly the same
> numbers? Does the national Egyptian or Saudi prayer calendar have the
> same exact numbers?) Does the program have any sort of certification
> (e.g.. Azhar, Madina)?

Thamer, the above is directed to you :-)

> If so, then I would like to submit my applet for your approval and
> opensource it (possibly via SourceForge, or whatever is the most
> appropriate method).

Thamer, could you please see if you'd like to get this incorporated into
our CVS somehow (maybe under itl/programs/gnome or similar) - there is
certainly demand for this (and the KDE client that I've seen in the
past) else we should get it incorporated within the Gnome project proper.

> It is not polished yet, but I can certainly spend some time making it
> so if it's to be released. I've included a couple of screenshots
> (AddToPanel shows the Salat applet before it's added, and ScreenShot
> shows it being configured).
> 
> Anyway, Jazakum Allahu Khairan and insha'Allah your good deeds will be
> multiplied,

Anwer, you had sent mail to me and Thamer privately (and used a wrong
email address for Thamer no less) which gives me a great excuse to tell
you (and everyone else reading archives) to always post to the appropriate
mailing-list (post subscribing to the list of course).  As such, you should
expect your answer on the 'developer' mailing-list on Arabeyes.

Salam.

 - Nadim


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