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A web shortcut, with a preview, on the desktop. I got hooked on them on the N900 home screen; here's my take for Plasma. [b]Note:[/b] 0.4 requires KDE 4.8. The webcutimage data engine is required ( http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=147461 ). The data engine needs PyQt and...

Data engine used by Webcut applet ( http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=147460 )

This is a small javascript for Minitools that parses a html page, finds all the rss/atom-feeds, asks which one you want to add to Google Reader/homepage. [b]How to install[/b] - Open konqueror (web browsing profile) - Click Tools->Minitools->Edit Minitoola - Create a new bookmark...

Sorry board game plasmoid and Android app written in QML + JavaScript

mykosmos is a plasmoid for sending fast SMS via greek mobile provider's COSMOTE(tm) mycosmos service. If you own a COSMOTE phone number and have not an account at mycosmos folllow these instructions: 1) Send the "E" SMS at 54000 from your mobile. A password will be sent to you. 2) Get in...

A software based Yubikey Plasma widget for Yubicos OTP Authentication. Installation: - Download, and run plasmapkg -i ./softyubikey_v1.2.plasmoid - Generate your Public ID, Private ID and AES Key with the help of the Yubico's Personalization tool - Add your newly created account to your...

The [b]CPU and System Viewer[/b] plasmoid provides a simple and rather minimalistic view onto the current CPU usage of your system and can be added to the panel. If wanted, CPU, memory and swap usage are shown in a graph, too. Also, a popup gives more advanced information about the current state...

eortoplus is a nameday and birthday shower/reminder for KDE contacts and greek namedays. eortoplus is inspired by [url]http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=116431[/url]. It's differences are: - Gets namedays by [url]http://www.eortologio.gr[/url], and so includes more names, as...

A [i]Do It Yourself[/i] textual system monitor, meant to be an entry point for [b]you[/b] coding kde plasma applets in JavaScript. By default it shows: [li]{cpu: %}{mem: MB}{wlan: KB/s d | KB/s u}{sda: KB/s r | KB/s w}[/li] You most likely want to tweak the settings right away, like...

Kate is such a perfect editor for me. But there's still one thing bother my mind: there's no file treeview browser in Kate. The current click-back-click-back file browser is usable but still, it's painful. So, here goes your simple file treeview plugin .. simply activate in from kate...