Projects tagged ‘glade’

A smart way to build GTK+ based applications using Python programming language, Glade GUI builder and smartglade module on almost all modern platforms. Inspired by libglade, it brings a fresh way how ... [More] to deal with widget identifiers in program. It smartly fixes their names and initialize. Allows dynamic loading of user interfaces from XML descriptions (Glade files or buffers). smartglade automatically creates (gets children, assigns identifiers and initialize them) corresponding widgets from XML descriptions. smartglade uses following Python modules: pygtk, gtk, gobject and xml. [Less]

Conceal is the Google Summer of Code project of Kévin Dunglas for Ubuntu, mentored by Jani Monoses. The goal of this project is to increase security of sensitives data stored on computers. Conceal ... [More] is a compilation of tools which allow to easily encrypt, open, close and decrypt directories in a Desktop environment. It is especially useful for laptops users. It is wrote in Python, it uses EncFS as backend. Conceal is composed of the following parts: A Python module A command line tool A GTK interface running standalone or in GNOME Control Center An extension to Nautilus, the GNOME file manager A KDE interface running standalone or in Kcontrol / KCMshell [Less]

Photo Grid Print is a dialog window that lets you print a set of photos in a grid on a single page. You set the number of rows and columns in the grid. It figures out an efficient layout to maximize ... [More] the photo size and minimize the paper used, rotating photos as needed. You can tell it to fill the page with your photo(s), repeating them as needed. Once installed, the dialog is started by selecting some photos in the Gnome file manager (nautilus) or in the F-Spot application: right-click > Open With... > Open with 'Photo Grid Print'. Written using Python, GTK+ and Glade by Ralph Thomas (ralpht@gmail.com). [Less]

Folder with my scripts

This application provide to play sound when happens a bad situation in office. Example: - IT: 'oh no, the server is down!'. - DEV: 'wait' -> action is to push 'tatadata' button. Other ... [More] situation: - DEV01: make a joke. - DEV02: he pushes the 'rimshot' button. It's cool? Isn't it? ;-) [Less]

A Powerful Media Player for Linux written in Python and C++ that supports skins.

starting off by using anjuta and glade to generate gtk code.