Re: Google

2012-01-04 Thread Artur de Souza

Hello David,

Quoting David Baron d_ba...@012.net.il:

How does one get google gadgets to work in plasma. Trying to download them
crashes plasma in KDE4.7.


I'm afraid it's no longer supported as nobody is maintaining the  
google gadgets code in plasma...



More important, I would like to see the Akonadi resource working. It is
certainly installed. How do I get to it?


Maybe it's better to ask in a user's channel as this mailing list is  
for development only. I would recommend the IRC channel #kde :)


Cheers!

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Re: Google

2012-01-04 Thread Marco Martin
On Wednesday 04 January 2012, Artur de Souza wrote:
 Hello David,
 
 Quoting David Baron d_ba...@012.net.il:
  How does one get google gadgets to work in plasma. Trying to download
  them crashes plasma in KDE4.7.
 
 I'm afraid it's no longer supported as nobody is maintaining the
 google gadgets code in plasma...

it *could* still work, but unfortunately google desktop (and google gadgets 
that were an extension of) has been officially discontinued by google, so even 
if there still was a maintainer from our side i doubt that code can continue 
to work for long.

http://googledesktop.blogspot.com/

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Re: Google

2012-01-04 Thread Luca Beltrame
In data mercoledì 4 gennaio 2012 10:52:01, Artur de Souza ha scritto:

 I'm afraid it's no longer supported as nobody is maintaining the
 google gadgets code in plasma...

Actually, Google is also canning the actual gadgets, IIRC.

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Re: Google

2012-01-04 Thread Shaun Reich
Good to know..

btw how's the status on e.g. Apple widgets? Windows 7 gadgets (not
sure how many of those there are even).



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Re: Google

2012-01-04 Thread David Baron
So that leaves akonadi google resource. Including the contacts and calendar in 
KDE would be useful, this without google gadgets.

There is a kdroid program which will read the contacts via a phone and a 
dataengine could be done based on this code, but I think getting the resource 
working would be better.
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session applets to QML: konsole, konq merged

2012-01-04 Thread Shaun Reich
The konsole and konq session applets have just been merged into
kdeplasma-addons master.

It'd probably be best to eventually merge the konsole one into
konsole.git I suppose, so that it'd follow the same schema as kate,
and then do the same for the soon-to-be-started/finished kdevelop
applet.

What Works:

* They should all be functionally equivalent to their C++
counter-parts. The C++ ones had all the logic in their applets, I
stripped this out into their own dataengines and their own QML
applets.

* It all works, including plasma popups and scrollbars.

What Doesn't:

* The PlasmaComponents.Highlighter I could not get to work properly.
I'm uncertain if this is an issue in the component, or my handling of
the component. All I know is that the FrameSVG, which was the same
code as what's contained in the Highlighter code, was being used for
the ListView's highlight: property.

Changing it from my code, to the plasma component's code creates some
nasty resizing/positioning bugs with the highlighter. It overstretches
past the listview and from the below[1] linked code, you can see I
tried to manually set width, height, anchors and all kinds of things..

Additionally, I think I'd like to see the Highlight'er component get
the animation we use in Lists built-in, if that is possible. That way
we don't have all of these magic millisecond numbers running around.
Assuming we can do so without disposing of flexibility, but I think
consistency and reuse is most important here. More input on the code
is welcomed, of course..

[1] 
https://projects.kde.org/projects/kde/kdeplasma-addons/repository/revisions/master/entry/applets/konsoleprofiles/package/contents/ui/konsoleprofiles.qml#L85


Future:

Eventually, as I round-robin some of my other plasma tasks, I'll start
killing some wishes/bugs pertaining to these applets like displaying
the icon of the session, creating new ones, deleting, etc. etc.
whatever would make it most useful/practical; should be quite nice to
do with qml actually, can't wait to see how much more neat it/they can
be made out to be..

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