
hoschi-mon
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this is a simple Karamba theme;
shows cpu-load, memory, network traffic, disks space, uptime, some sysinfos and mails.
mfg eg
15 years ago
v0.2.1
-includes a mini theme ;)
-changed some icons
v0.2
-tested on superkaramba 0.36 and KDE 3.4
-made new backgrounds and bar's
-it shows now local ip
-2 backgrounds for liquid weather++
15 years ago
v0.2.1
-includes a mini theme ;)
-changed some icons
v0.2
-tested on superkaramba 0.36 and KDE 3.4
-made new backgrounds and bar's
-it shows now local ip
-2 backgrounds for liquid weather++
hpiekema
15 years ago
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mfgeg
15 years ago
mfgeg
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MadEagle
16 years ago
1. You should consider switching to xmmsctrl instead of calling xmms directly. xmmsctrl gives you much more control over xmms.
2. Create a new icon for the playlist and put this little script behind it:
#!/bin/sh
if xmmsctrl is_play_list; then
xmmsctrl play_list 0
else
xmmsctrl play_list 1
fi
This will switch on and off the playlist.
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jarek91
16 years ago
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merror
16 years ago
great theme! :-)
I wrote a simple perl script for checking mail on IMAP servers. maybe someone can use this.
---------- start ----------
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::IMAP::Simple;
# If your username contains a @ character you
# must replace it with \@
my $ServerName = $ARGV[0];
my $UserName = $ARGV[1];
my $Password = $ARGV[2];
my $server = Net::IMAP::Simple->new( $ServerName );
$server->login( $UserName, $Password );
my $total_nr_of_messages = $server->select( 'inbox' );
for(1 .. $total_nr_of_messages) {
push @new_msgs, $_ unless $server->seen($_);
}
print $total_nr_of_messages."/".scalar @new_msgs."\n";
$server->quit();
-----------end ------------
use it exactly like the script for POP servers.
bye
merror
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Khan
16 years ago
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nuka
16 years ago
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