Hi, On Mon, 2002-03-04 at 22:41, fflewddur wrote: > I love comcast. They kill my connection for a weekend and when it comes > back up, i find that somebody else completed the exact same work i > did... Not quite, you're writing new stuff, not fixing old one. > Basically, I continued my work on a new command-line applet and managed > to finish it up yesterday. I realize that the mini-commander applet has > received a huge overhaul and now works, but i thought there might be > some interest in what i put together. I'm attaching a small screenshot > to show what it looks like. Here's a rundown of the features: > > * enter key to launch a command > * ctl-enter to launch a command in a terminal > * autocompletion of past commands, works while you type (see screenshot > for example) > * utf8-happy > * "Run: " text which helps clarify the applet and provides a place to > right-click > * minimal preferences (see screenshot) > * no frills (i.e. no clock, no file browser, and no large buttons taking > up precious panel real estate) > * small, clean codebase (under 700 lines) Nice, where are the sources ? > the only thing it currently can't do is launch a particular program > based on the command typed, i.e. launch galeon when a user types > "http://www.gnome.org";, but i plan on adding that tonight. Is there any > interest in moving to this post-gnome-2 or should i direct my efforts > towards integrating these features with mini-commander? OK. I think that if you maintain your applet, it could move in post-2.0 (for 2.2 probably). Cheers -- /Bastien Nocera http://hadess.net
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