Re: Integrating pon/poff with kde.
Le Dimanche 12 Janvier 1997 23:23, Dale P. Smith a écrit :
> On my home system, I use pon/poff to connect to my isp. I have a
> windowmaker dock app (wmpp ??) that knows how to use pon/poff. I have
> my wife and kids using this. I'm experimenting with kde (this is a
> potato box btw) and I don't really like kppp. It doesn't work with my
> serial card anyway, no options for /dev/ttyR[0-7] (I have a rocketport
> octacable).
>
> I have made some icons that just call pon or poff. This works, but
> there is no feedback that the connection has been made.
>
> Is there a way to run a wmaker dock app in the kpanel?
>
> Is there some k application that uses pon/poff and shows the state of
> the connection? (changes color or something)
>
> Is there a way to wrap up(with tcl/tk, python or whatever) some shell
> scripts (or any arbitrary executable) into an application that run in
> the taskbar (like kmoon or that clipboard thingy)?
Normally KDE 2.1 should have native support for dockable apps. Extract from
http://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-2.1-beta1.html :
> The panel (Kicker) has enjoyed significant improvements. An external
> taskbar has been included (familiar to KDE 1 users), support for sub-panels
> has been added (which can be separately sized and positioned), an improved
> external pager (Kasbar) has been added, and support for applets has been
> improved (including support for WindowMaker dock applets).
I haven't tested it yet.
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