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Ok, I've been a long standing opponent of gDesklets, jsut because it was made really really crappily...
But they still always looked pretty.
http://www.pycage.de/develbook/book.html
Finally, a developer's guide, and it seems they replaced their sensors with something new... hooray...
Gonna play when I get home
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I was never able to get gDesklets working correctly on my system. Everytime I'd install a new control it would always be missing tons of required modules. I finally decided that it just wasn't worth trying to track all the crap down just to have a weather applet on my desktop.
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My experience is they use a ridiculous amount of resources.
A bus station is where a bus stops.
A train station is where a train stops.
On my desk I have a workstation.
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My experience is they use a ridiculous amount of resources.
Hi,
Just for information, can you say what do you mean exactly by "ridiculous amount of ressources"?
Thanks!
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My experience is they use a ridiculous amount of resources.
I agree to some degree... some of the older sensors were on real fast timers... mine used to suck up alot of memory...
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I always wanted to make them work, no matter how famous these are as resource-hog...
I finally made gdesklets work on Arch sometime back.... and it is great to play with them
In my another post http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?p=55178#55178
I mentioned about the packages required for gdesklets
~ Aha ~
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