I've finally compiled & installed plasmoid, but it doesn't appears in my menu for adding plasmoids.
Here is the setuo log - http://fpaste.org/1kXh/
Here is my plasmoid menu screenshot- http://imagebin.ca/img/VhD_u3c1.png
Ebuild is pushed into gentoo overlay - kde-testing.
http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/kde.git;a=commitdiff;h=443a9e8a4ac9e6b917b6799840699da131abe711
Really nice idea and looks great, I just wonder if it's just my machine or if it's intentional behavior...
The thing is, I need to double-click on the entries to launch whatever is there instead of the plasmoid obeying my KDE-settings (i.e. single click for everything).
I realize single-click may have some unwanted behaviours if you set up a game to launch in a separate X-session, but I at least would very much appreciate if it was made configurable (assuming it was designed that way).
yes one-click start have two unwanted behaviours:
click unintentionally on pgame could start a new xsession.
you cannot select a game( no edit or delete )
Which is fair enough (although personally I would think "Adding or editing" games would be more suitable to have in a special tab in the generic plasmoids settings).
Another (relatively minor though) problem: please add a fileselector to the command-field instead of having to type the entire-path-to-binary-or-script kind there is now.
Nice one. I like it, but if I add the plasmoid on the desktop the layout gets broken. I'm using KDE 4.2 on my Suse 11.0 with the Oxygen Style.
A little suggestion: It would be nice if there is a little icon which I can place on the kicker. Then if I click on it, an extension with the gamelist should apear. So I can take the extension and put it everywhere on the destop where I want.
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I've finally compiled & installed plasmoid, but it doesn't appears in my menu for adding plasmoids. Here is the setuo log - http://fpaste.org/1kXh/ Here is my plasmoid menu screenshot- http://imagebin.ca/img/VhD_u3c1.png
http://paste.org.ru/?m36b99 What I do wrong?
Ebuild is pushed into gentoo overlay - kde-testing. http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/kde.git;a=commitdiff;h=443a9e8a4ac9e6b917b6799840699da131abe711
great, thank you
Really nice idea and looks great, I just wonder if it's just my machine or if it's intentional behavior... The thing is, I need to double-click on the entries to launch whatever is there instead of the plasmoid obeying my KDE-settings (i.e. single click for everything). I realize single-click may have some unwanted behaviours if you set up a game to launch in a separate X-session, but I at least would very much appreciate if it was made configurable (assuming it was designed that way).
yes one-click start have two unwanted behaviours: click unintentionally on pgame could start a new xsession. you cannot select a game( no edit or delete )
Which is fair enough (although personally I would think "Adding or editing" games would be more suitable to have in a special tab in the generic plasmoids settings). Another (relatively minor though) problem: please add a fileselector to the command-field instead of having to type the entire-path-to-binary-or-script kind there is now.
Nice one. I like it, but if I add the plasmoid on the desktop the layout gets broken. I'm using KDE 4.2 on my Suse 11.0 with the Oxygen Style. A little suggestion: It would be nice if there is a little icon which I can place on the kicker. Then if I click on it, an extension with the gamelist should apear. So I can take the extension and put it everywhere on the destop where I want.
can you make a sceenshot of the broken layout?
http://img201.imageshack.us/my.php?image=55164786am3.jpg
yes, just resize the applet, i fix this in the next version.