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150602 Duncan wrote: |
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> Philip Webb posted on Tue, 02 Jun 2015 07:00:26 -0400 as excerpted: |
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>> 150601 Martin Walch wrote: |
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>>> You are probably aware that KDE comes with a kworldclock plasmoid, |
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>> Yes, but I use Fluxbox to manage my desktop, so that doesn't help. |
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> There is a plasmoid-in-window executable called plasma-windowed |
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> that can be used to run plasmoids as stand-alone apps. |
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> In kde4, plasma-windowed is part of the plasma-workspace package. |
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> Tho building all plasma and its deps just to run the kworldclock plasmoid |
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> using plasma-windowed seems a bit much. |
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Thanks for the info, but as you say, it wb a bit much (wry smile). |
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> I find it a bit ironic that just as kde5 is beginning to be seen in distros |
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> you're barely considering upgrading to kde4 from the kde3 |
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> you've been running from the sunset overlay. |
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I didn't say that (grimace) : I'm a happy user of KDE 4 apps |
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-- Konsole Gwenview Okular etc -- , but don't need the heavyweight desktop |
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& do still like to use 3 small pkgs which didn't get ported. |
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