


System Software by denisq 7 comments

System Software by denisq 7 comments
I've made an Arch Linux package for your program.
You can find it at http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=37575
.desktop file and the icon are probably useful for general distribution, too. - May 28 2010

Network by thoenig 38 comments
As for me, KNM does every bit you've mentioned :) - May 30 2007

QtCurve by CraigD 2890 comments

Network by thoenig 38 comments
Please file it into Bugzilla. Thanks - Jan 11 2007

Network by thoenig 38 comments

Office Apps by scribusdocs 61 comments

Network by thoenig 38 comments

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by kenws 360 comments

Network by thoenig 38 comments

Network by thoenig 38 comments

QtCurve by CraigD 2890 comments

Network by vivekR 7 comments
I've mentioned NetworkManager since [for me] it seemed like a natural basis for this type of tool - if something is configuring my networks, it should be connected do dialogs where I enter configuration parameters. Btw, have you had a look at Gnome System Tools? they are very much like NM in design and they have a special module to store network-secific data. You can even find KDE interface to some of them in kde-admin module. - May 23 2006

Network by vivekR 7 comments
Now I'd like to point out to some bugs
1. Updating status label changes the current selected item in Network listbox, thus making impossible to edit a network.
2. Scan dialog should be modal and there should be an Add button
3. It should be possible to use not only dhclient but dhcpcd too,
If you need help implementing these request, again, drop me a line
Nice work! - Mar 29 2006

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by Val 4 comments
Of course I meant CPUFreqd-specific :) - Mar 07 2006

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by Val 4 comments
Thanks for your comment.
>is it possible to split the updateinterval into separate ones for frequency and temperature?
No, a single timer controls all the readout, but it can be implemented.
(because temperature is not updatet here with an interval smaller than 2 sec)
>is it possibe to reserve a constand amount of space in the kicker?
(because when switching between 1,6 and 1,333 GHz the other icons are moving from left to right all the time)
Umm... Not yet, and it is somewhat harder to implement. The only way I see at a glance is to reserve a space for the applet according to longest line possible (hardly someone will have 10 000 MHz machine in near future).
Actually, this "general" (i.e. not CPU-specific questions) should be addressed to original cpuinfo developer. I'm only responsible for cpufreqd module. As for now, there are three different versions of cpuinfo and I think it's bad. So I'm going to contact original cpuinfo developer and ask him to integrate all these changes into his project. When this will be decided, we'll be able to move further and implement other things, including those you ask for :) - Mar 07 2006
As for quickswitch, I suggest that it is better idea to integrate with hprofile (http://hprofile.sourceforge.net/). Let me explain what I mean. As for now, NetGO uses ifconfig/route/iwconfig utilities to set up parameters and stores profile in its own files. Such setup will be lost after system reboot and every system alredy have a place where such settings are stored - /etc/rc.d or similiar. The idea is to make NetGo a frontend for console utility hprofile and let it manage profiles in accordance with distro's own settings system. - Oct 11 2005