
Firefox with Greasemonkey: The Enhance Gmail Greasemonkey script incorporates Google Calendar and the Google Chat gadget directly into your Gmail account. Install it, then click the Calendar or Chat links at the top of the page to open your inline calendar or chat gadget. If you don't like the default setup of the inline layouts, you can edit the script and change a few simple values to get it looking nice (like the screenshot above, which also features Remember the Milk integration).
For example, to place the calendar on the bottom half of your window (which I prefer) rather than splitting the window vertically, open up the Greasemonkey script and edit this line in the top section, changing:
Managing my time, tasks, and personal information is a major challenge. My attention is often fractured among competing priorities. The complexity of it all can be quite overwhelming at times. In this article, I will briefly outline a few of the techniques I use in order to try to stay on top of it all. Some I have used for a long time, and others I have discovered only recently.
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sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Enter your admin password, then scroll down the file that opens up until you see
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Synaptics Touchpad"
This is where you will want to add:
Option "SHMConfig" "true"
Click "Save" and then exit. Reboot, and now you should be able to disable/enable your touchpad with ease.


