Description: A simple date/time view with a one-day calendar look. It can show another time and check for new mails (pop3) and calendar events. The Pics directory contains another background with a single paper rather then three (you have to edit the skdata.theme file). Also, the font used for the month-number is "El Abogado Loco" and if you haven't it you have to change the .theme file to change it. In the readme file there is a link to the font.Last changelog:
0.3 (thanks to Recurrente) This new release includes the hability to put a post-it in the calendar (just like the e-mail checker), showing what is the next event programmed in the default calendar of korganizer. It uses the program konsolekalendar (which comes in many default installs of KDE) 0.2 Added a second time view Added new mail check (see screenshot)
As I remember, it should follow jour locale system settings (infact, in the images, it's showing Italian language, because thi is the setting of my system)
I really like this karamba widget ! I still have some problems to change the fonts but i'll get there :)
Oh ! If you want the little post-it to appear under the number of mails as soon as the first mail, edit the file mails_pop3.pl and at the end of the file, change
if ($Num_Messages>1) {
print "pics/post-it.png\n"
by
if ($Num_Messages>=1) {
print "pics/post-it.png\n"
I'm new to linux, and when I try to add the "path" to my dir where I have skdata installed I still don't get the time desplayed. Maybe I'm not using the correct way to type the path. I keep my skdata in the following dir [file:/home/glenn/Download/Karamba/skdata] and I added that "path" to the [xxx] area and for some reason I still can't get the time to show up.
Please help
BTW I love the app.
Yep....seems a really cool theme to me; The only problem I have (and it didn't occur whit you previous release) is that the time is missing. Any comments on that ?
btw: pretty good work !
You only have to edit the skdata.theme file: there are instructions in the file itself.
It's important that you substitute the text [PATH-TO-THEME] with the path where you extracted the theme (i.e. ~/skdata, if you put it in your home directory). If you don't want the second time you can comment the line that show it (there is a comment above it). If you don't want the mail check you have to comment the mail lines, else you have to substitute the text in brackets with your login data.
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Hi, In order to have it in other languages other than English is this possible? thank you, Spiro
As I remember, it should follow jour locale system settings (infact, in the images, it's showing Italian language, because thi is the setting of my system)
I really like this karamba widget ! I still have some problems to change the fonts but i'll get there :) Oh ! If you want the little post-it to appear under the number of mails as soon as the first mail, edit the file mails_pop3.pl and at the end of the file, change if ($Num_Messages>1) { print "pics/post-it.png\n" by if ($Num_Messages>=1) { print "pics/post-it.png\n"
I'm new to linux, and when I try to add the "path" to my dir where I have skdata installed I still don't get the time desplayed. Maybe I'm not using the correct way to type the path. I keep my skdata in the following dir [file:/home/glenn/Download/Karamba/skdata] and I added that "path" to the [xxx] area and for some reason I still can't get the time to show up. Please help BTW I love the app.
Sorry for the time I take to answer... mmm... did you deleted the brackets? You have to delete them!
It's only a draw made with Sodipodi, but thanks to you all!
Yep....seems a really cool theme to me; The only problem I have (and it didn't occur whit you previous release) is that the time is missing. Any comments on that ? btw: pretty good work !
You only have to edit the skdata.theme file: there are instructions in the file itself. It's important that you substitute the text [PATH-TO-THEME] with the path where you extracted the theme (i.e. ~/skdata, if you put it in your home directory). If you don't want the second time you can comment the line that show it (there is a comment above it). If you don't want the mail check you have to comment the mail lines, else you have to substitute the text in brackets with your login data.
Great little desktop Karamba theme! Simlicity, purty-ness, and usefullness. The big threes.
Good superkaramba widget ... very clean and useful. See Yah ...
Nice paper graphic for that superkaramba applet!
thanks :-)