Projects tagged ‘applet’ and ‘panel’

jscolor is a JavaScript component extending standard form controls of a smooth color picker dialog. All you need to pickerize your text fields is to include script jscolor.js into your HTML page and ... [More] turn all related INPUT elements into INPUT CLASS="color" [Less]

AboutWiFi is a wireless network status monitor applet for the ROX Desktop. Originally created by Cyrille Mars (http://www.m4rs.org) but seems to be abandoned, so I revived it here. WiFi is a ... [More] panel applet that displays an icon to represent the current wireless status/signal strength. There are several themes for this display (including a rather silly Emotes theme using the Tango emotes icons). Additionally, it shows more detailed statistics in a tooltip. Currently it has no ability to change any network settings (TODO?). The applet is entirely written in python using gtk. #summary The ROX WiFi Home Page. [Less]

Tuntun is an applet for Gnome panel written in Vala and it can manage a list of vpn connections through the OpenVPN Management Interface. It's a rewrite and a replacement of my ovpnClient and it ... [More] implements some items that were on ovpnClient todo list. Main featuresSimple & lightweight just a client GUI to start/stop your OpenVPN tunnels and nothing more Integrated with the Gnome Desktop (support for the Keyring and notification daemon) Support for Auth and Private-Key OpenVPN authentication methods Note Although Tuntun was written in Vala you will need the valac compiler only if you want to contribute to the project or compile it from svn. Since valac compiler just translate vala code to straight C code + GObject, every Tuntun release will build and install with only gcc. Just do: ./configure --prefix=/usr --libexec=/usr/lib/gnome-applets ./make ./make install Beside that I advise you to try Vala because it's just a more fun and productive way to write programs that integrate well in the Gtk+ and Gnome technologies. NEWSTue Aug 26 2008: Back from vacation :( New AMD64 Debian package uploaded for tuntun version 0.3.1 (thanks to Ivars Strazdiņš) Mon Jul 28 2008: Tuntun version 0.3.1 released! This is a bugfix release, main changes from 0.3.0 are: Fixed internationalization support Added Latvian translation (thanks to Ivars Strazdiņš) Sat Jul 19 2008: New Ubuntu 8.04 package uploaded for tuntun version 0.3.0 Wed Jul 16 2008: Tuntun version 0.3.0 released! Main changes from 0.2.0 are: S.n.u.l. adapted to use GIO/GNIO library New summary tooltip with the current connection status Automatically reconnect to the openvpn daemon management interface on connection lost Fully compatible with valac 0.3.4 Sat Jun 7 2008: Tuntun version 0.2.0 released! Main changes from 0.1.0 are: Animated panel icon on activity Assigned ip shown in the notification More consistent status icons in the menu / notification / connections dialog A connection may be selected for a quick (shift + click) connect action Fully compatible with valac 0.3.3 Fri Mar 14 2008: Tuntun version 0.1.0 released! [Less]

I switched to GNOME, and it lacked a Fuzzy Clock. This is my attempt to remedy that. Some people find a so-called "fuzzy" clock more readable, or perhaps just more fun. This style of clock has ... [More] the distinct advantage of not being comprised of a string of numbers, and features compatibility with 12 and 24 hour localtime settings. I work on this when I have time or a bug is brought to my attention. Knowing this, please feel free to report any anomalies you see with the clock's operation. Features In Progress: Preferences panel + remembering settings. This is easy, I just haven't had time. Rest assured, I haven't forgotten about it... Add Calendar pop-up w/ Evolution tasks, per regular panel Clock applet. This is hard. I don't know how to do it, but I'd really like to. Pointers welcome. Requirements: Python 2.4 or better. PyGTK 2.0 or better. GNOME 2+ [Less]

About File Browser AppletFile Browser Applet is an applet for the GNOME Panel. It lets you browse and open files in your computer directly from the panel, without having to open a file manager. It is ... [More] not intended as replacement to proper file managers like nautilus. Sometimes you just want to open a file and don't want to have to open a file manager, browse to and open the file, then close the file manager. This Applet just saves you couple of clicks. NOTE 1: From now on .Deb packages will be created and hosted here NOTE 2: As of version 0.5.5 this project has been renamed. If you're installing from source, It is recommended that you completely uninstall any installed versions older than 0.5.5 before installing this one! Version 0.6.4Made displaying of thumbnails a configuration option. FeaturesBrowse and open files in your computer from the panel. Respects GNOME mime type options and includes mime icon in menu. Middle clicking (or pressing F4) in a directory header will open a terminal in that directory. Middle-clicking (or pressing F4) on file will open with the configured editor, right-clicking will execute the default action (including running binary or .desktop files). Configuration options (directories and labels to show, select icon, show/hide icon, show hidden, select terminal and editor). Support for .desktop files. Displays message for empty directories or failure to open a directory. Optional keyboard activation (Super+h). Context menu with some useful actions such as open-with, new folder here, delete file/folder, create/extract archive, etc. Fast keyboard navigation via mnemonics. Drag 'n Drop from applet to Nautilus or Desktop to MOVE files. Opened files added to "Recent Documents" list. Optionally displays a file's thumbnail if it exist. Screen Shots InstallingUsingToDo and Planned FeaturesHelp is welcomed for addressing any of the following: Translation. Drag-n-drop configuration. Documentation A better icon. Generating distribution packages. BugsYes! Plus lots of memory leaks. Report bugs using the bug tracker in this site. HackingContributions are welcome, but it might take a while for them to make it into a release as I (unfortunately) don't always have a lot of time to devote to this project (and other lame excuses). Send ideas/code/patches via the bug tracker. [Less]

This page is written in Russian as the program is intended for users of a popular Russian-language site Habrahabr. Специально для пользователей Хабрахабра. ... [More] СкриншотыСнимок апплета: Доступные настройки: Журнал измененийhabr-monitor-applet 0.1.5 (08.10.2009): Базовая поддержка HTTP прокси, в том числе требующих авторизации Удалены надоедливые уведомления об ошибках habr-monitor-applet 0.1.4 (08.02.2009): Улучшена эффективность работы апплета В диалог настроек добавлено краткое описание интеграции с NetworkManager Исправлены незначительные недостатки кода, приводившие к выдаче предупреждений в поток ошибок habr-monitor-applet 0.1.3 (21.01.2009): Интеграция с NetworkManager Изменённый диалог настроек апплета habr-monitor-applet 0.1.2 (13.01.2009): Настройка расположения текста habr-monitor-applet 0.1.1 (12.01.2009): Применение изменений в окне настроек сразу, до закрытия окна (instant-apply) Расширенные настройки шрифтов Настраиваемый интервал обновления Поддержка полупрозрачности панели и фоновых изображений А также много незначительных изменений habr-monitor-applet 0.1.0 (07.01.2009): Первая версия программы [Less]

Gnome panel applet for displaying output of commands or scripts.

The Application List applet gains inspiration from a mockup by Robin, though there are some important changes. Unfortunately, other information is not available at this time, as the project is still ... [More] early in development. (After all, you were probably led here by a discussion on the topic). When the project nears feature completion, a detailed description will be here... [Less]

Applets resides in gnome panel as a text field. By entering some text in the field, this text will be written to a log file with time stamp. Also the applet detects user absence and reporting this in ... [More] to the log file. I'm using this applet for collecting raw data about the work done for further reporting this in a time consuption tool by employer. eg in timeanchor or similar. [Less]

Scriptbar is a versatile GNOME panel applet. You can use it to display whatever information you want. You can simply display the output of a shell command with variable update intervals, or you can ... [More] create a python script to allow more configuration over exactly what information you want to display. Some examples of what you may want to display using the scriptbar: Your currently playing song The outside weather along with predictions for future days System statistics [Less]