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ksynergy

Utilities 10 comments

by sodamnmad

Score 50.0%

Mar 27 2009

wow. i just checked out the screenshots. that app looks great. i wonder if they imported the synergy code or converted it to a library. i've been considering that for a long time so that i can have more control over synergy itself. my app just shells out synergy and does all integration through its log messages. works great if you don't reduce log level. if you do, then connect/disconnect, etc. messages don't work. - Apr 01 2009

I've added ssh support to the clients but it assumes you have a private/public key setup so that you don't need a password. It will be released shortly.

Thanks for the tip. - Apr 17 2007

Its funny how I never thought twice about typing in my passwords on the client machine... How do you tunnel it through ssh? I can probably add that it. - Aug 22 2006

Yeah, I'm not too experienced with setting up the build process. I'll try to iron it out a bit.

But this doesn't do the configuration. Its really just a little thing to help avoid needing the command line to run it. I've considered making it so it helps with the config, but I don't understand synergy's config process very well. - Aug 22 2006

KWakeOnLan

Network 4 comments

by DavidEdmundson

Score 63.3%

Mar 24 2009

how funny. i don't have any use for such an app other than to show off but its a super cool idea. - Mar 27 2009

Kmysqladmin

Database 29 comments

by alwin

Score 50.0%

Jul 08 2005

...there is no buts. this program is good. maybe you misspelled your password the first time, and your wallet was closed when you were exitting. wallet/kmysqladmin/kde3.5.7 all work fine here. - Oct 23 2007

another reason for mysqlcc is that it was replaced by mysql query browser which is a pain in the butt to compile. I spent a few hours find old gnome packages and still fail because of dumb version issues. kmysqladmin compiled with only a minor glitch.

--btw, seems like the configure script doesn't check for ssl and it eventually gives an error while compiling. - Feb 04 2006

Ultimate WebShots Converter for KDE

Graphic Apps 11 comments

by sweinst

Score 50.0%

Aug 21 2006

I'm not sure, but there is a chance that you can use io slaves to load up files, maybe you can do a wbz://home/user/picture.wbz and it returns a jpg image...

I'm not familiar with it, but that may be a way to get around the conversion... or maybe just make a library that kde can use. This can make it so other apps can possibly use wbz images. - Aug 01 2006

Sunrise 6

Wallpaper Other 2 comments

by DaBlade

Score 50.0%

Jun 16 2006

Like as a panoramic picture? It would be great if it was, I'm working on 3 monitors (2 for xinerama and 1 via synergy) and I'd love to get 3 of these as my backgrounds to the 3 monitors. - Jun 16 2006

Sunrise 5

Wallpaper Other 2 comments

by DaBlade

Score 50.0%

Jun 16 2006

looks good. what kind of camera did you use? - Jun 16 2006

komposé

Various Stuff 76 comments

by oisch

Score 50.0%

Jul 22 2005

it is a little slow, but i'm sure that may be improved. doesn't seem to work very well with xinerama (dual monitor). it should probably hide when another window is focused (like on my second monitor).

it might be nice to have a mode where it pops up smaller thumbnails around the cursor and didn't hide all the windows. this might help improve performance a little but more importantly would be pretty cool. (these icons would have to be only for the current desktop since i'm thinking this would be useful as a taskbar replacement). - May 18 2006

lift up

KDE 3.x Splash Screens 2 comments

by tuxxland

Score 50.0%

Jan 26 2006

i dont use suse, can you make one without the text? - Jan 27 2006

SuperTux

KDE 3.x Splash Screens 5 comments

by blacksheepSBG

Score 50.0%

Jan 09 2006

its a bit hard to tell what's going on. mostly with the first two icons, i can't see them change color - Jan 27 2006

KCpuSpeed

Utilities 3 comments

by domseichter

Score 50.0%

Nov 12 2004

Is there some specific reason why the range only allow a min of 10 seconds?

I modified it to it has a min of 2 seconds and it seems to work fine.

I think I'm also going to have to modify it so its a little bit smaller. It takes up too much room on my screen...

But nice app otherwise :) I've been looking for something like this to help me monitor my turion's speed/temp as it quickly gets hot when it runs at full speed. - Jan 19 2006

KTemperature

System Software 58 comments

by avasaralak

Score 50.0%

Oct 09 2005

It would be nice if it were more customizable. For example on my laptop I find that my hard drive gets a bit hot as well... This can be monitored with something like "smartctrl -a /dev/hda | grep Temperature". It would be cool to also monitor cpu speed "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz" (although this is no longer temperature) - Jan 19 2006

soundKonverter

Audio Extractors/Converters 606 comments

by HessiJames

Score 87.6%

Oct 01 2017

You're absolutely right. I did have 0.1 installed (from slackware package).

When I tried to compile it myself, I again had 0.1 (First source link doesn't say version number on it). Then I downloaded the newer source. Its much better now and the application is less cluttered.

One little thing that bothers me now is that the output directory text box is cleared after finishing a job. I was converting a folder of ogg to mp3 (my car radio can only play mp3) and a few times I messed up where the second job started saving to the wrong root.

For the "Copy directory structure" it would be nice if we can tell it from where to start the directory structure. To avoid having folders like: /home/user/music2/home/user/music. This problem is very minor and I can't figure out a simple non-confusing way to prompt for this. - Jan 03 2006

Not sure if its from the package or plugins but I can't convert to wav. I don't see it as an option in settings-en/decoder. I only see:

ogg, mp3, mpc, flac, ape, wma

I have the following backends installed:

oggenc, oggdec, flac, lame, mplayer, ffmpeg

Great program, but I see a few flaws with the gui design. It took me a while to realize that there was a help button (should probably be in a menu). You can also move the settings and priority options to there too.

The add files/dir can be a toolbar and menu.

The invert/remove selected buttons out of place, they look like they would act on the textbox to the left of them, but in fact they act upon the list above them. Maybe a context menu (and normal menu) can be useful here.

The "Output directory" might be better off if it was under the file list. This way it would give a better indication of both the workflow and also to show that the output directory would be applied to the entire list, instead of just the files added. (I was added files from different directories and wasn't sure if the output directory was per add or for the entire list.

I feel that these things can make the interface a bit simpler. - Dec 30 2005

dataKiosk

Database 11 comments

by manyoso

Score 50.0%

Oct 03 2005

You demoed this for us at osdw yesterday and it looked great. I'll have to try it out when I get home. (My cell phone downloads very slow) - Oct 15 2005

Yakuake

System Software 1026 comments

by Sho

Score 86.7%

Mar 28 2018

It would be really cool if we can detach a terminal started from yakuake onto a regular konsole window. Would anything like that be possible? - Oct 15 2005

Kalcoolus

Science 12 comments

by 3milian0

Score 50.0%

Nov 15 2005

I also agree that there should be a better way to input. I just compiled and ran kalcoolus on my laptop and its very hard to use with the touchpad and the thin buttons. It would be nice to be able to type in functions.

Such a feature would also be useful for people who are copying some expression from some other source. Most (probably all) other calculators force you to retype it-- scratch that, re-click it. Your application _is_ a little better than most because it lets you see the full expression whereas other applications mimic the single 10 digit display for both answer and input.

Anyway, a text input field would be cool because then if the user messed up, there could be an "up/down" history like on the terminal that would allow him/her to edit the mistake.

I don't see how it will be hard to implement since with the current mouse input its still possible to have invalid input: try using the custom function with multiple parameters, its pretty hard to use. With a text input, I could have typed "a + test(1, 3, 4)" and gotten my answer in about 3 seconds. Mouse input took me 45 seconds, and never figured out how to set the second/third parameters.

But other than that, this application seems very good. I voted "good" for it. - Jun 29 2005

KDE Media Center (idea)

Desktop Concepts 22 comments

by djworld

Score 58.0%

Jul 19 2004

It would be cooler still if there was a way run something like this from a 10 foot interface. I there are mythtv and freevo but they seem to be specifically made for computers with tv cards on them. I just want to be able to see all of my media from my tv. I'd also want to be able to syncronize my playlists, albums, etc. with the ones from my favorite programs while on the desktop.

I'm actually thinking about making a program that would use kimdaba's database from a 10 foot UI so that I can control a slideshow from a remote control. If that goes well, maybe I'll try to do it for other media applications. - Jun 28 2005

Blue-Pipe

KDE Plasma Screenshots 3 comments

by nightdragon

Score 50.0%

Mar 24 2005

The win deco looks nice. Maybe a little too thick though. Can't wait to get my hands on it. - Mar 24 2005

Beautiful Girl On Suse

KDE Plasma Screenshots 2 comments

by JensonButton

Score 50.0%

Jan 21 2005

Its funny how you never put any windows over the lower right corner of your screen, I wouldn't either. Who is she? Are there any more pictures of her? - Jan 21 2005

Limitations

KDE 3.x Splash Screens 2 comments

by soilent

Score 50.0%

Dec 09 2004

That's pretty funny - Dec 10 2004

Costiera Amalfitana - Naples

Wallpaper Other 2 comments

by vandalo

Score 58.0%

Nov 18 2004

nice. - Nov 24 2004

Winterbar

Various Stuff 4 comments

by davidsansome

Score 50.0%

Nov 03 2004

Please tell me that wallpaper can cover dual monitors... Where did you get that from? - Nov 03 2004

Kill bill

Wallpaper Other 1 comment

by drod

Score 50.0%

Nov 02 2004

Thats so hilarious. Even you little kid hates bill already. Or did you make this? - Nov 03 2004

glass kde

Wallpapers KDE Plasma 2 comments

by Nerin

Score 50.0%

Sep 23 2004

Was it scanned? I ask because the grass looks the way my scanner scans stuff, where you see banding. It'd be cool if the grass was a little more crisp.

Its really nice though. How did you make the 3d transparet gears? - Nov 02 2004

underneath

Wallpaper Other 9 comments

by Nerin

Score 50.0%

Oct 11 2004

oh, wow, congrats. make sure you teach your baby how to use the gimp :) - Nov 02 2004

It would be great if you can make it tile. I'm running dual monitors this mosaic-like image would look cool.

Can you maybe also have various colors? Darker colors are usually better IMO for wallpapers just because they are easier on the eyes. - Oct 08 2004

Penguins. All Toghere Now - Modified

Wallpaper Other 5 comments

by mantrax

Score 50.0%

Nov 02 2004

I like it, except the "linux rulez" bit. Its bad enough that we're all geeks, but do we have to be all geeky about it.

I'd say nix that part and it would be better. - Nov 02 2004

Kate Snippets

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 16 comments

by Erdling

Score 50.0%

Apr 25 2005

that seems sweet! i'm gonna check it out when i get home - Oct 29 2004

discover Freedom

Wallpaper Other 6 comments

by daKmoR

Score 50.0%

Oct 26 2004

I second that.

I don't use Debian, but I still have as my wallpaper, even on my dual screen win2k machine at work... brb rebooting... - Oct 27 2004

Tux on Blue

Wallpaper Other 3 comments

by lucafx

Score 50.0%

Oct 27 2004

Why not just put the penguin in the center of an otherwise transparent png? In other words, remove the background and we can just use KDE's gradient thing so that we can use whatever color/gradient we want. - Oct 27 2004

Control Centre idea

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 16 comments

by leinir

Score 50.0%

Feb 06 2004

As much as I like tree views (from the current implementation), I find that many people get scared away by them. I like this idea but I would also suggest hiding the more advanced features/settings for non power users. Something to the likes of hiding folders in C:\Program Files until the user clicks on "show files" or whatever. It would help make it easier to search for stuff.

Under System Administration I have "Boot Manager", "Linux Kernel", "Login Manager", "Sony Vaio Laptop...", etc. These are things that aren't used that often (if ever) by some people. - May 08 2004

Universal Kopete

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 10 comments

by epoch

Score 50.0%

Jan 23 2004

Open up a Sidebar (Right click on kicker, Panel Menu, Add, Panel, Universal Sidebar). Right click on sidebar, add new, then you should have the kopete option there. (I had trouble with this too). Make sure kopete is running before because it doesn't seem to "grab" it if it runs after you open the sidebar tab. (in which case you have to remove the tab, launch kopete, reopen the tab) - May 08 2004

Set as background service

Dolphin Service Menus 11 comments

by ben

Score 50.0%

May 07 2004

I was doing a user install and the install script couldn't find the directory:

/home/mdeanda/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/

You might want to add something like:

mkdir -p ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/

just before copying the file to avoid this error.

An impatient user would quickly give up. I think its otherwise a great little script. - May 08 2004

OpenOffice.org Quickstarter 2

Utilities 13 comments

by SegFault

Score 50.0%

Jul 11 2006

Nice, I like it. Is there a way to have this program (via an option of course) speed up the loading time of OO? I know that in Windows for Mozilla or Netscape they have a thing that sits in the system tray and basically loads the program (or part of it) so that it can load faster. It would be nice if we can cut down the time it takes to load OO. - Mar 11 2004

Universal Kopete

Chat & Messenging 18 comments

by epoch

Score 50.0%

Jan 23 2004

I think it would be a good idea to allow conversations windows to be inside. For example, what if your buddy list is only half a screen's height? The bottom half is wasted space.

I can imagine tabs on the bottom/top of the conversation window and the conversation window most likely at the bottom. Hmm... maybe if you can pull a tab outside of Universal Kopete so only some are tabbed. It seems like a lot of work. I wish I knew how to use KDevelop. I get a bunch of errors, but I'd try help.

I haven't used it yet, but I'm waiting for 3.2 to finish downloading so that I can try it. I just installed Kopete after using gaim for a while (I got tired of Yahoo not working) and I find Kopete to be very nice. I'll have to give it more time, but so far it looks good. - Mar 11 2004

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