So I discovered Mozilla Prism for the first time a few days ago. It’s nothing incredibly special. It basically allows you to open web apps in their own windows, independent of web browsers. This becomes a little cooler when you combine it with Google Gears, which gives many of these applications an offline capability.

Sadly, Google Gears is not available for 64-bit Linux, but you can still get it here.

Now you can treat GMail, or any other Google App, like a stand-alone application. It’s the best of all worlds.

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