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Don't you think so ?
Anyway, VolWheel 0.2.5 is officially out. This release brings a *big* improvement : a dynamic icon which change according to the sound volume. I also added some new icons and two icon themes so your VolWheel will be more cute than ever.
With that, I don't know what kind of feature could I add more. In fact, I begin to think I shouldn't add anything more. This way I will be sure the program doesn't get fat and slow. Perl is already bloated enough. My only regret is that VolWheel makes an heavy use on amixer, which is definitely too big and unadapted to my usage. That's why I am considering coding a lightweight replacement. Some kind of "MiniAMixer" which would only get/set the volume and provide easy to parse output informations (good bye regex !).
I have an other plan though. Like many users of the Openbox window manager, I am using PyPanel as a taskbar. Unfortunately, the author abandoned his project in 2005. Only a few patches have been released since and I am quite surprised that such a popular application has so few contributers. The plan is to make a fork of PyPanel (codenamed PyPaneli, the i is for improved) which will include two ro three of the most useful patch released up to now, a few bugfixes, and two new features.
The first one will be the ability to show any kind of textual information inside PyPaneli. For example, you could print the output of conky-cli inside PyPaneli to get system infos. The major advantages over using the traditional conky is the gain of space and the the fact that you can click on the information zone to do anything you want. Oh! And you will be able to use a different color to show those informations.
The second one will be a sound volume control widget. Yes, again! This is important to me. But It will be a lot simpler that VolWheel since it will only show text, no icons. And say adios to the the huge perl/gtk dependencies.
Being in Python, PyPanel is easy to hack. Now all I need is to get some motivation.
Anyway, VolWheel 0.2.5 is officially out. This release brings a *big* improvement : a dynamic icon which change according to the sound volume. I also added some new icons and two icon themes so your VolWheel will be more cute than ever.
With that, I don't know what kind of feature could I add more. In fact, I begin to think I shouldn't add anything more. This way I will be sure the program doesn't get fat and slow. Perl is already bloated enough. My only regret is that VolWheel makes an heavy use on amixer, which is definitely too big and unadapted to my usage. That's why I am considering coding a lightweight replacement. Some kind of "MiniAMixer" which would only get/set the volume and provide easy to parse output informations (good bye regex !).
I have an other plan though. Like many users of the Openbox window manager, I am using PyPanel as a taskbar. Unfortunately, the author abandoned his project in 2005. Only a few patches have been released since and I am quite surprised that such a popular application has so few contributers. The plan is to make a fork of PyPanel (codenamed PyPaneli, the i is for improved) which will include two ro three of the most useful patch released up to now, a few bugfixes, and two new features.
The first one will be the ability to show any kind of textual information inside PyPaneli. For example, you could print the output of conky-cli inside PyPaneli to get system infos. The major advantages over using the traditional conky is the gain of space and the the fact that you can click on the information zone to do anything you want. Oh! And you will be able to use a different color to show those informations.
The second one will be a sound volume control widget. Yes, again! This is important to me. But It will be a lot simpler that VolWheel since it will only show text, no icons. And say adios to the the huge perl/gtk dependencies.
Being in Python, PyPanel is easy to hack. Now all I need is to get some motivation.
Nichu is a basic quick image hosting solution in PHP inspired of
Imageshack. It was made to be as simple as possible to install and to
be usable even on low-cost shared hosting. While it has very few
features, Nichu is fast, secured, and easily customisable.
Nichu is distribued under the GNU Affero General Public License.
Demo
Tarball
Nichu is distribued under the GNU Affero General Public License.
Demo
Tarball
IndigoMagic is an icon theme for Rox-Filer. It is somekind of port of
the icons used on IRIX worksatations. So if you are nostalgic, of a
pixel art lover, this theme is for you !
What's new in version 0.2 ?
- No more gray and white icons. Now they are all white
- Various improvments. 2 or 3 new icons
References :
- The Indigo Magic Desktop for Linux Project
- The Iris Gnome icon theme
Download IndigoMagic
What's new in version 0.2 ?
- No more gray and white icons. Now they are all white
- Various improvments. 2 or 3 new icons
References :
- The Indigo Magic Desktop for Linux Project
- The Iris Gnome icon theme
Download IndigoMagic
gTaskmanager is a small task manager for GTK+. It is a fork of
xfce4-taskmanager without the xfce dependencies. I'll try to add more
feature later.
VolWheel is a little application which lets you control the sound volume easily through a tray icon you can scroll on.
It is written in Perl/Gtk2 and works both for ALSA and OSS. You can configure it quickly through its
configuration interface.
VolWheel is distributed under the GPLv3.
VolWheel is distributed under the GPLv3.
VolWheel is on the right. When you put your mouse on it, it displays the current volume level.
On left-click, VolWheel displays a MiniMixer where you can put several mixers for each channels you use the most. Useful when you don't have a mouse on your laptop.
Download VolWheel v0.2.8 - Changelog
Download VolWheel v0.2.8 - Changelog
