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Color Scheme for Ghost Plasma & Aurorae Themes. [b]Ghost Desktop Theme (Plasma) & Aurorae Window Decoration:[/b] [url]http://jmtodaro.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=59:ghostdesktoptheme&catid=34:downloads&Itemid=60[/url]

PlasmaFreq is a plasmoid written in Python for changing CPU frequency scaling modes aka governors from Plasma desktop. PlasmaFreq doesnt require cpufreq-selector or cpufrequtils to be installed. It doesnt require any file permission changes either, it prompts for password when changing the...

Directory Monitor is a Plasmoid that counts the number of files in the specified directories and displays a notification anytime the number increases. I made it to count the number of new messages in my maildirs (hence the alternative title :) but it is pretty generic could be used for other...

Based on the openSUSE.org color scheme by [i]mdb[/i]. Here is the final version of Sand & Green, now with a complete and smooth palette. It's done to work with any contrast level and almost any Style. Screenshot with Klearlooks, Bespin and Aya at high contrast. GTK apps also looks good with...

A vector-pixel Chocobo running on your desktop. This is just another test python plasmoid, but maybe someone will like it :) Download it and install it via: plasmapkg -i bchocobo-0.1.zip

This is the Eclipse color scheme. (If this name is taken and I was too blind to notice it beforehand, I'll change the name.) It began as a mixture of various light-on-dark color scheme from KDE-Look. I discovered that these themes make text much more readable. Slowly, I've customized the...

A simple color scheme that goes with just about everything.

This is the first virtual keyboard for plasma. I made it for everyone who is using a touchscreen or plans to use one. This is now part of the kdeplasma-addons package for KDE 4.4. PLEASE PROVIDE ME WITH FEEDBACK! There are some requirements for compiling. Check out the following from...

Train/Bus/Tram department monitor for any station in the VRR-area in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. More information available here (in German): [i]http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Jan.Holthuis/?page=vrrmoid[/i]

Displays CU temp via lm_sensors ("sensors | grep temp1")