Search results for "linux"

This is a comic strip by David Gutiérrez. http://recurrente.blogspot.com/search/label/raulito

A simple button to play a rimshot whenever the situation requires it. In the future it may be configurable to play other sounds and look different but now it does what the name tells you: press and rimshot.

This will show the current giveaway of the day so that you will see what it is. Widget loads the giveaway of the day ticker. To do: Add click to load giveaway of the day website. (if you know how to do this please send me the information needed) If you get a webkit error you need to...

This is a comic strip by Medina. http://blogs.publico.es/medina

Using Javascript Ponies, I packaged it into a web plasmoid. Now you can have the ponies from MLP:FiM on your desktop.

This is IP Plasmoid which I created for my needs (in my spare time) since I couldnt find good one as I had in GNOME 2. I added some features which I use and put some options which someone might like. Since I had trouble with packaging files into .plasmoid file I have made my own Bash...

This is a grey port of the Kopete Reloading Kit http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=49765 Special Thanks to neptune3k

This patch adds some different new features to improve kdelirc usability. Above all i added On Screen Display, using Amarok codebase. When some key is pressed on the remote, it's shown through OSD on your desktop, and mode changing is advertised too. I also added an option to allow mode changing...

Imagine a .rpm or .deb that you can run directly without installing it: that's .cmg The advantages are numerous: * No more software installations * One single .cmg file per application * Total transparency about what is installed where (one .cmg file per app) * You can store .cmg files...

Kio-Sword is a lightweight easy-to-use Bible tool for KDE. It provides access to Bibles, commentaries and other texts in an easy to use and attractive interface -- the Konqueror web browser. It does so using the SWORD Bible project and implementing a KDE ioslave, providing the sword:/ protocol....