Make Progress!

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net

Description:

Plasmoid is meant to show a progress of your tasks in a convenient form. You can have static progress states and set the completed part manually or you can use dynamic progresses that have a constant speed, timers or poll data from external sources. A supplemental data engine (installed separately) adds DBus interface to the plasmoid. This means you can access values from a command line and from any other program. This thing even let you control your script from the plasmoid (pause it or let it go).

You can have multiple progresses on one plasmoid. This keeps things organized in groups and saves a space. Plasmoid have a few visual interfaces and allows you to setup their style. Everything is done to give you the whole picture on your tasks and to let you manage your time better.

Another useful feature is an action that's executed when progress state becomes equal to 100%. It could be a message through a standard KDE notification system or launch of external program.

See detailed description and more screenshots on the homepage.

Dependencies:
KDE 4.4.1 or above, PyQt

Awards:
1st Runner Up and Creative Genius label in the 2010 KDE Javascript Jam Session

Last changelog:

9 years ago

plasmoid v0.1.3:
* fix: walk-around for Plasma bug #271181 (for KDE SC 4.6 users)

engine v0.1.3:
* fix: walk-around for Plasma bug #271648 (for KDE SC 4.6 users)

plasmoid v0.1.2:
* new: Units parameter

engine v0.1.2:
* fix: walk-around for Plasma bug #234781

plasmoid v0.1.1:
* new: interface translation template
* new: Russian localization

engine v0.1.1:
* fix: item management from qdbus didn't work on some systems (report by Ulf Sauer)

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msan
10 years ago

Sorry to hear that. My hosting is located in the US too. It's really strange. I'm going to ask you technical details by private message if you don't mind...

Current release is also available on KDE forum: http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=157&t=86964&start=10.

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