Description: Small Applet for make desktop usability. You can drop useful icons to applet and slide between them. Applet need kde version 4.3 and higher.
I, want to make resize late. Now it has bug. very bad bug( When time appears, i'll fix it. Functional changes a bit later. Thanks all for use my plasmoid )
Thank you for constructive critics. ) The idea of this applet was the economy of desktop space. This is my first applet, it's some experience in open source development.
You're welcome :)
It's good for a first applet, that's for sure. But it looks like the same effect as when adding a new panel, like I said.
So that's why it may be better if you tell in the description what's so good at this applet, what makes it better then adding a panel like I said?
It does look good, but what's so good at it? Because you can also add a new panel, place it at the side of your screen and then place your favorite icons on it. If you want it to slide, you just set the panel to autohide.
So what's so good at this plasmoid?
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nice, but how do you install it?
make && make install I still have no time to make "good" version and make packages for debian, redhat etc.
Is there a way to resize this applet on the panel? It would be awesome if it could be, but it's still fantastic the way it is now. :P
I, want to make resize late. Now it has bug. very bad bug( When time appears, i'll fix it. Functional changes a bit later. Thanks all for use my plasmoid )
I like that Plasmoid thanks for it!
Thank you for constructive critics. ) The idea of this applet was the economy of desktop space. This is my first applet, it's some experience in open source development.
I think this plasmoid provides one thing which the panel with shortcuts does not. I think it has a scroll option which I see from the screen shots.
You're welcome :) It's good for a first applet, that's for sure. But it looks like the same effect as when adding a new panel, like I said. So that's why it may be better if you tell in the description what's so good at this applet, what makes it better then adding a panel like I said?
Ok ) My English is pure, but I'll try to describe my applet more fully this week and complete some ideas, to upgrade applet usability.
It does look good, but what's so good at it? Because you can also add a new panel, place it at the side of your screen and then place your favorite icons on it. If you want it to slide, you just set the panel to autohide. So what's so good at this plasmoid?