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Boinc Monitor is a plasmoid written in python that allows you to monitor the activities of BOINC directly on your desktop. The applet shows the progress work of each workunit with reference to the project, to the name, to the percentage of the work done and to the time elapsed and remained. ...

This is a tiny plasmoid that can control media players using the mpris DBus API (including some workarounds for broken media players). With this you can assign global hotkeys for media player actions (toggle play/pause, next song, previous song, stop, ...) and the shortcuts will control ...

thermal-plasma4 is a highly configurable KDE 4.x plasma applet that displays processor (CPU), hard disk drive (HDD) and NVIDIA graphics card temperatures in a simple and effective way. Requirements: for CPU support: lm-sensors for HDD support: hddtemp daemon installed and running for NVIDIA ...

know trains between pair of stations , Seat Availability , get the train schedule ,Trains Availability at Major Stations,PNR status for your booking

(They should have deprecated it since gtk-3.0 because GtkArrow widget is useless since gtk-3.0.)

DEPENDENCIES: KDE 4.10.1 or later (4.10 has a bug with notifications) libdeclarative-multimedia (for debian based distros, including ubuntu, of course) or qtmobility (for Arch) qt-mobility (other distros) make sure you have these dependencies installed before add tomatoid to your panel, it ...

Dependency: qtcurve Download to ~/.kde/share/apps/QtCurve/ To activate style open System Settings > Application Appearance > Style > Widget style > Qtcurve > Configure > Presets To activate window decoration open System Settings > Workspace Appearance > Window Decorations > ...

Baseconverter plasmoid This is a small and simple utility for Linux KDE desktops, originally written in C++/Qt and re-implemented in QML. It sits on the panel or desktop, and on-the-fly converts between binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal numbers. Not a big deal, but saves up a lot of time ...

This program was created because I needed a tool to monitor computer temperature with possibility to save it to a file. To properly work it needs programs on your system: - lmsensors - hddtemp and present paths: - to partitions file: /proc/partitions - to battery files: ...