x86 architecture is one of the widely used embedded computing platform if power consumption is not an issue.
reason ??

may be !!

x86 arc has clock speed more than 3.5 GH And a had an ISA , those make the x86 in the first from performance , but when we goes to the power consumption we know that high clock lead to use high power (drop voltage) , and this issue make it out offside the tablet and mobile , while the ARM has low power consumption but it proportion to tablet

Hey @punchagan, great extension, I really like it.

I don't know if Chrome supports this, but if it is it would be cool if you can show the profile image of the user which triggered the notification, instead of the Google Chrome logo.

Thanks a lot.

Would it be possible to make pop-ups for new messages in the inbox?

It looks like github tokens are deprecated. What are your plans for fixing this extension?

Please add an option to make popups go away after some time.

Thanks.

Hello there,

I've been working on Github-Omnibox for a little while with a collaborator or two and have been thinking about forming a small team or org. We would be able to collaborate on improving each other's work. Do you think you'd be interested?

Here is my extension https://github.com/ProLoser/Github-Omnibox

I'm currently proposing the same thing to https://github.com/auiWorks/GitHub-Reviewer https://github.com/petebacondarwin/github-pr-helper and https://github.com/mesuutt/github-annotator

Some users run a local Github:FI install. If the github hostname could be specified in the options i could use your great plugin for the internal Github too.

For example, when someone starts following the user, say in my case, "madhusudancs" for example, the notification message should say, "User X started following you" than "User X started following madhusudancs"

Github has recently removed the API v2 token from the github profile in preparation for their v3 API (which will use OAuth 2 instead). As far as I can see, anybody who didn't have this token saved elsewhere can no longer start using Gethub.

Would it be possible to implement OAuth for Gethub as well? My javascript is weak so there's no code attached I'm afraid, but the relevant API page is: http://developer.github.com/v3/events/