
KopeteNowListening (Shell Script)
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
KopeteNowListening script for amaroK, Version 0.2.2
This script can set your away message, away status and image based on the current song and album data.
You can choose to update your away message, away status and avatar, a default avatar may be specified to be restored when not playing anything.
It is written only in bash script (even configuration uses kdialog) so all you need to run a recent is amarok, kopete and have kdialog command working
Authors:
* Carlos Novaes
Based on previous works from:
* Andras Georgy Bekes
* Akhmad Fathonih
* Bona
* Gustavo Felisberto
TODO:
Quick custom menus to change minor details Last changelog:
This script can set your away message, away status and image based on the current song and album data.
You can choose to update your away message, away status and avatar, a default avatar may be specified to be restored when not playing anything.
It is written only in bash script (even configuration uses kdialog) so all you need to run a recent is amarok, kopete and have kdialog command working
Authors:
* Carlos Novaes
Based on previous works from:
* Andras Georgy Bekes
* Akhmad Fathonih
* Bona
* Gustavo Felisberto
TODO:
Quick custom menus to change minor details
0.2.2
Fix a bug that restore default [photo, nickname, away] msg even when
configured to not use theses settings
0.2.1
Fix a bug on song data with '&' are wrong displayed
0.2
New Configuration style
Support for five messages
Now set nickname
0.1.1
Clear exit using trap
0.1
Initial version
Ratings & Comments
3 Comments
Well, it's a nice script I'm using quite a while now. But if you just want to have your away-message replaced or complemented by your currently played song you might want to use the built-in kopete module (at least in 0.12.x, don't know if it's included in 0.11.x)..
Which of all the kdialog options should I use? I can't run the kdialog in order to use the plugin
Let me ask you, did you have kdialog working? A simple kdialog --yesno "Some dummy text" should present you a nice yesno dialog, if this works but not my script, then I think its some option that is not undertand by your version of kde... The first kdialog comand in my script is a radiolist like this: kdialog --radiolist "Select an Option to Change" "opt1" "Option 1" "off" "opt2" "Option2" "off" --geometry 400x400+50+50 maybe can be a proble with the geometry parameter. Let me know if you can run these two commands and if not what is the error message best regards