Kickbar - My Slickbar Modification
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My modification for the slickbar - using the python extension.
The icons enlarge and they aren't "hardcoded" anymore, so you can change them easily in the Python file.
Currently waiting for the next superkaramba release, which will *hopefully* include drag'n'drop and a tray. kickbar will be a kicker replacement then!
If anyone is interested, I could try to tidy up the script ( ;) ) and upload it (xmms version, but there should be no problem changing it.)
17 years ago
Update #3:
Now, there's a new row for tray and taskbar. The space on the right is used for sensors.
Update #2:
Minor icon changes, space for possible tray added.
Update #1:
Moved Pic from Download to Screenshot :D
17 years ago
Update #3:
Now, there's a new row for tray and taskbar. The space on the right is used for sensors.
Update #2:
Minor icon changes, space for possible tray added.
Update #1:
Moved Pic from Download to Screenshot :D
Base: 4 x 5.0 Ratings
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soulrebel
16 years ago
think about it!
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flowerdragon
17 years ago
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wizzard
17 years ago
but it's still just a screenshot until systray and taskbar is included in karamba :(
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wizzard
17 years ago
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wizzard
17 years ago
And does anybody know the params to call
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fault
17 years ago
However, it's quite easy to do within C++.. look at kdebase/kicker/core/showdesktop.cpp
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fault
17 years ago
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Rodion
17 years ago
As for starting an application without a title bar, try 'kstart --type Override [app_name]'. Unfortunately, this does not seem to accept the standard X '-geometry' string. I don't know of any way to specify where a window should appear in KDE, except by saving the window position (window menu -> Store Window Settings). However, you need to first start the program, move it to where you want it, then save its settings.
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