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qooxdoo is a comprehensive and innovative Ajax application framework. Leveraging object-oriented JavaScript allows developers to build impressive cross-browser applications. No HTML, CSS nor DOM ... [More] knowledge is needed. It includes a platform-independent development tool chain, a state-of-the-art GUI toolkit and an advanced client-server communication layer. It is Open Source under an LGPL/EPL dual license. [Less]
Created over 3 years ago.

8 Users

KDE Plasma Add-ons (was extragear/plasma)
Created about 1 year ago.

8 Users

Omni ERP is an innovative business application platform; it is completely based in open source technologies and brings a whole new level of modularity and flexibility to the business solutions ... [More] environment. It uses a new approach combining new software engineering techniques like plugin based architecture, inversion of control and aspect oriented programming with a refreshing new RIA UI to bring a new level of experience to the SME market. [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

3 Users
   

PyGoocanvas are the python bindings for GooCanvas which is a canvas widget for GTK+ that uses the cairo 2D library for drawing.
Created about 1 year ago.

2 Users

Tix is a powerful high-level widget set that expands the capabilities of your Tk/Tcl and Python applications.
Created over 2 years ago.

1 Users

pocdock is a PyGTK docking widget. It's called pocdock because it's a proof-of-concept docking implementation, a playground for some ideas about how to dock a widget to another with Python and ... [More] PyGTK. Exampleimport gtk import pdock win = gtk.Window() win.connect('destroy', lambda w: gtk.main_quit()) win.resize(350, 250) dock = pdock.Dock() win.add(dock) item1 = pdock.DockItem(dock, 'id1', gtk.Label('Item 1'), 'Label 1') dock.add_item(item1) item2 = pdock.DockItem(dock, 'id2', gtk.Label('Item 2'), 'Label 2', pos=gtk.POS_LEFT) dock.add_item(item2) win.show_all() gtk.main()DocumentionInstallation instructions, requirements and an API documentation can be found here. [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

1 Users

Gmail Notification WidgetFeatures · Screenshots · How to install · How to uninstall · Source code · Trademark Notice This widget is designed to be docked in a panel, or added to your desktop ... [More] , and display the number of unread messages in multiple Gmail accounts. Clicking on the widget will open the Gmail account in your favorite browser. The widget is written in python, meaning that there is no compiling necessary as long as you have the required script-engine installed. Please contact me if you are interested in creating a translation for this widget Features:NEW Italian translation (thanks Matteo Spinelli) NEW Czech translation (thanks Jan Sobisek) NEW Ukrainian translation (thanks Nikita Bukhvostov) Spanish translation (thanks Jose Alcalá & Jose Luis Maturana) Bulgarian translation (thanks Hitko Ivanov) Chinese Traditional translation (thanks Chen Yung Chou) German translation (thanks Kai Krakow) Serbian translation (thanks Ivan Janjic) Greek translation (thanks Menelaos Mamouzellos) French translation (thanks Dominique Bribanick) Polish translation (thanks Maciej Warnecki) Russian translation (thanks Andy Mikhailenko) Supports Gmail hosted domains To use this feature enter your full email address as your account username Clicking on the widget icon will take you to the url for the first account listed Can configure different icons to indicate whether there are any unread emails Icon may not show up correctly until after first time the widget is run Supports multiple Gmail accounts and Gmail labels Uses KWallet to securely store passwords Configurable icon and text font, size and color Configurable command run upon clicking the widget Configurable notifications using the KDE notification system Includes notification for when no unread emails exist (useful for running command to turn off message indicator LEDs, etc.) "Check email now" menu option to force email check upon command Ability to manually pause and resume email checking Threads context menu that shows unread messages on right-click Please let me know if you find any problems or would like some new features included. Screenshots:Sitting in a panel: Sitting in a panel paused: New mail notification: Account listing: The configuration dialog: Modifying an account: How to install:Download the latest version Uninstall any previous version (see instructions below) Run the following command in the directory where the file was placed (updated to reflect the actual filename): $ plasmapkg -i gmail-plasmoid-0.7.10.plasmoidThe widget should now be listed in your "Add Widgets" screen Note: If you get missing script-engine errors when loading the widget you need to install the plasma python script-engine (in openSUSE this is the "python-kdebase4" package, in Fedora it is the "kdebase-workspace-python-applet" package, in Kubuntu this requires the "plasma-scriptengine-python" package) How to uninstall:Run the following command at the command line: $ plasmapkg -r gmail-plasmoid Source code:If you download the source code you can use the "build.sh" script in the root svn directory to generate a package from trunk. Trademark notice:All trademarks property of their owners. This project nor its authors are in any way affiliated with, nor sponsored by, nor endorsed by Google Inc. [Less]
Created 8 months ago.

0 Users

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Created 3 months ago.

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Welcome to the nextShows project homepage NOTE TO KDE 4 USERSAlthough KDE 4 can execute KDE 3 SuperKaramba widgets, nextShows is really borked (at least with KDE 4.1.x). For some unknown reasons ... [More] many things aren't working as expected. I plan to port nextShows to Plasma (Edit: finally it won't be a plasmoid thanks to the poor documentation/tutorials on KDE websites) but I can't give any date therefore it'll be out "when it's ready"©. DescriptionA desktop widget (aka applet) for SuperKaramba that displays the coming air dates for your favorite TV shows. RequirementsCurrent stable release requires: KDE v3.5.x (if you use an older KDE release, make sure SuperKaramba is up to date) Python v2.5 or later (previous versions WON'T work) Qt v4.3.1 or later PyQt v4.3.1 or later ScreenshotsWidget Configuration GUI [Less]
Created about 1 year ago.

0 Users

This project aims to develop a plasmoid (KDE4 desktop widget) for ESKA (Polish radio station) internet radio.
Created 3 months ago.