tog000

Gabriel Trisca Boston, USA

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Hi, I am tog000 and I create Amarok 2.x Scripts, KDE 3.x Splash Screens, Krunner Plugins and more.

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Last time active : Jun 19 2015

Joined : Jan 05 2007

Amarok 2.x Scripts

Alarm

Amarok 2.x Scripts May 05 2009

Score 47.5%

KDE 3.x Splash Screens

Gentoo Smooth

KDE 3.x Splash Screens Oct 10 2007

Score 50.0%

Krunner Plugins

Turn Off Monitor

Krunner Plugins Dec 31 2009

Score 58.0%

Plasma Themes

Flatland

Plasma Themes May 20 2015

Score 50.0%

Yakuake Skins

KDE 4 for Yakuake

Yakuake Skins Apr 10 2008

Score 50.0%

test

Turn Off Monitor

Krunner Plugins 11 comments

by tog000

Score 58.0%

Dec 31 2009

I'm glad you liked it :D! - Jan 02 2010

Thanks nicovai! I'm glad you liked it!
If you want it to live on your desktop, try dragging the .desktop file to the desktop! An icon will appear (thats what I call KDE4 goodness!), that you can resize and do the same things you would to a plasmoid.
There was a "turn off screen and suspend" plasmoid that I used for a while, but it was a little obtrusive to my taste because you couldn't make it smaller than 200x100px, so I opted to use this approach.

Hope you can make it work the way you intend it.
Thanks! - Dec 31 2009

Yes, thats exactly how this works, i had almost the exact same script before and i assigned it a shortcut, just how you did it. But, from a user point of view, I think its easier to add it to the menu using the "Menu Editor" and once there you can configure a shortcut to launch it and that can be done graphically.
One could also create the shortcut directly using khotkeys, but you should make sure the script never changes place, and i found that after every "cleanup" some things would stop working because I deleted the scripts... Adding it to the menu, moves the desktop file inside the .local folder, where its virtually impossible to accidentally delete it.
Glad you liked it, and yes, we are running the same code, different launcher :D - Dec 31 2009

Yes, thats exactly how this works, i had almost the exact same script before and i assigned it a shortcut, just how you did it. But, from a user point of view, I think its easier to add it to the menu using the "Menu Editor" and once there you can configure a shortcut to launch it and that can be done graphically.
One could also create the shortcut directly using [i]khotkeys[i], but you should make sure the script never changes place, and i found that after every "cleanup" some things would stop working because I deleted the scripts... Adding it to the menu, moves the desktop file inside the .local folder, where its virtually impossible to accidentally delete it.
Glad you liked it, and yes, we are running the same code, different launcher :D - Dec 31 2009

Colibri

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 155 comments

by bk12

Score 84.6%

May 15 2013

I supposed that file transfers were a different deal...
And youre right, file transfers dont necessarily belong to the workspace and i have them disabled from the notification area just like you do...
I guess my point is that the notification system you've created looks to me much more appealing than the kde one, and probably i should think of making the default one prettier and more like yours, than making yours behave like the default.

Thanks for replying. Keep up the good work! - Dec 18 2009

This is just total beauty. Congratulations on your work, it makes the KDE Desktop (in my opinion) much more aesthetic and clean.
I only wish it would work with file transfer notifications.... and i want to contribute, the problem is that even tho i've done simple things in c++, i dont think i'm up to the task of adding it myself. Are there any ways for me to contribute? Im develop in Java and Python, and maybe this is a chance to get into c++, i just need some advice, because i really want this feature...
Thanks in advance! - Dec 18 2009

Alarm

Amarok 2.x Scripts 18 comments

by tog000

Score 47.5%

May 05 2009

Hi there Ferd!
Thats actually a super cool idea! I had no clue that acpi had that feature... I'm currently testing the auto resume on my computer, hopefully i'll get it working reliably and then add the functionality to the script.

Thanks a lot for your suggestion! - Nov 26 2009

Please try the new version. These problems should be fixed.
Thanks! - May 08 2009

Thanks for your message!
The new version is out, it carries a few improvements, one of them being that now you don't have to wait the minute for it to start, the alarms start just in time.
I recommend you to try it - May 05 2009

Thanks! :D
Try the new version, hopefully it will fix the problems you're experiencing.
If they continue, contact me, we need to get that script running on your computer ;) - May 05 2009

New version is out, please try it out on your system. Its working on mine with Qt4.5 - May 05 2009

Thanks for pointing it out. I'm aware of this and its fixed in my 'local' version. I will be uploading the new version that fixes this along with a few new features shortly.
Thanks for your patience!

(to make amarok work, you can delete $HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts but you have to be aware that it will delete all other scripts also) - Apr 30 2009

Sunburn

Plasma Color Schemes 2 comments

by zcmander

Score 58.6%

Jan 29 2008

I created a theme for Yakuake based on this color-scheme:

[KDE 4 for Yakuake]
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/KDE+4+for+Yakuake?content=78655 - Apr 11 2008

Zenburn

KDE 3 Color Schemes 6 comments

by astrophoenix

Score 50.0%

Apr 19 2008

I created a theme for Yakuake based on this color-scheme:

[KDE 4 for Yakuake]
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/KDE+4+for+Yakuake?content=78655 - Apr 11 2008

Katapult-Fast Track

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements 81 comments

by dilettante

Score 50.0%

Jul 03 2007

It seems that there were some files left from the original katapult, since now after deleting te original, fast track its working fine.

Really good program. Congratulations. - Jun 24 2007

The features you announce sound awesome, I tries to test them, but the program cashed right away, when starting (I think).
I have no way to reproduce this, cause the configuration the making and the install went fine, no errors or anything.

My setup is:

kde-3.5.7
qt-3.3.8
gcc-4.1.2 (i686-pc-linux-gnu-4.1.2)

Any help will be appreciated - Jun 24 2007