Hi,
Nice plasmoid, but it is designed to be placed in a top bar. If I put it in a bottom bar or a side bar, it starts to behave strangely.
Some part of the plasmoid is outside of the screen, which makes it useless, and less critical but annoying, the sliding animation when opening it is always up to down.
I have been unable to find the "Shelf" plasmoid for Kubuntu with KDE 4.7.3 (and didn't know it even existed).
So... I developed my own, simpler plasmoid. -1 for Shelf :)
Don't mind about shelf, their 'places' is not customizable and icons aren't resizable (too big). I claimed about it to the author but he didn't give any answer.
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If I try this in Chakra Linux, I get a beautiful menu, with black text over a black background... Can that be fixed?
Hi, Nice plasmoid, but it is designed to be placed in a top bar. If I put it in a bottom bar or a side bar, it starts to behave strangely. Some part of the plasmoid is outside of the screen, which makes it useless, and less critical but annoying, the sliding animation when opening it is always up to down.
FYI, the official kde applet Shelf already provides this functionality. A 2010 screencast: http://blip.tv/ivan-uki/kde-plasma-shelf-4304298
what is the name of the plasmoid? on debian with all the package of plasmoid i haven't find it
The name is probably localised (at least it is in German, here it's called Regal), so you should look out for mensola.
I have been unable to find the "Shelf" plasmoid for Kubuntu with KDE 4.7.3 (and didn't know it even existed). So... I developed my own, simpler plasmoid. -1 for Shelf :)
well , btw it's easy to get shelf: sudo apt-get install plasma-widget-lancelot yours anyway looks like different
Don't mind about shelf, their 'places' is not customizable and icons aren't resizable (too big). I claimed about it to the author but he didn't give any answer.