
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Displays position of planets in Solar system, applet icon credit: NASA/JPL.
9 years ago
0.4.1
- Italian translation added, big thanks to Giuseppe Calí for contribution :)
- Czech and German translations added (spell-checking and corrections appreciated!)
0.4:
- Greek and French i18n translations added, big thanks to Dimitrios Glentadakis
- For Russian translation big thanks goes to Alexander Potashev
- centering of names of planets and the Sun (due to different length in different languages)
- using translation context for the "Sun", now it should be translated correctly ("Fuzzy")
- changes in .po/.pot creation scripts to handle context function i18nc()
- .mo files automatically installed in ~/.kde4/share/locale directory
- removed "Form" from translation files (thanks to Alexander Potashev for suggestion)
0.3:
- i18n support added, big thanks to Edgardo Garcia Hoeffler for the code and Spanish translation :)
- Slovak i18n translation added
- added antialiasing of planet orbits, thanks goes to user nybble41 for suggestion and code :)
- resizing of the plasmoid added. The applet automatically switches to smaller size
planet images when resized below a certain scale
0.2.1:
- minor bugfix in the config dialog - font size fixed
0.2:
- it's now possible to show/hide Pluto (default: hide)
(Thanks to Kirilo for suggestion :)
0.1:
- basic funcionality.
- it is possible to configure:
- color of text information (legend)
- color of planets' orbits
- show/hide orbits (default: show)
- show/hide legend (default: hide)
Installation:
plasmapkg -i solar-system.plasmoid
or if you are upgrading then:
plasmapkg -u solar-system.plasmoid
9 years ago
0.4.1
- Italian translation added, big thanks to Giuseppe Calí for contribution :)
- Czech and German translations added (spell-checking and corrections appreciated!)
0.4:
- Greek and French i18n translations added, big thanks to Dimitrios Glentadakis
- For Russian translation big thanks goes to Alexander Potashev
- centering of names of planets and the Sun (due to different length in different languages)
- using translation context for the "Sun", now it should be translated correctly ("Fuzzy")
- changes in .po/.pot creation scripts to handle context function i18nc()
- .mo files automatically installed in ~/.kde4/share/locale directory
- removed "Form" from translation files (thanks to Alexander Potashev for suggestion)
0.3:
- i18n support added, big thanks to Edgardo Garcia Hoeffler for the code and Spanish translation :)
- Slovak i18n translation added
- added antialiasing of planet orbits, thanks goes to user nybble41 for suggestion and code :)
- resizing of the plasmoid added. The applet automatically switches to smaller size
planet images when resized below a certain scale
0.2.1:
- minor bugfix in the config dialog - font size fixed
0.2:
- it's now possible to show/hide Pluto (default: hide)
(Thanks to Kirilo for suggestion :)
0.1:
- basic funcionality.
- it is possible to configure:
- color of text information (legend)
- color of planets' orbits
- show/hide orbits (default: show)
- show/hide legend (default: hide)
Installation:
plasmapkg -i solar-system.plasmoid
or if you are upgrading then:
plasmapkg -u solar-system.plasmoid
byulbee
1 year ago
Report
byulbee
2 years ago
It is not available for KDE Plasma 5.
Can you provide it for KDE plasma 5?
Report
trinnyg
7 years ago
how hard would it be to add the picture type like the following URL ??
http://www.theplanetstoday.com/
Containing also the astrology sign that the planets are in??
Report
fisasi
8 years ago
First of all, say that the application is fantastic. I have enjoyed it until I actualized my Open Suse KDE from 11 to 12 version. From then I only get
"No se ha podido crear un motor de scripts para el elemento gráfico Sistema solar"
what means some like
It can not generate (create) a script engine for the graphic element Solar system.
What I am doing bad? As I told, I like very much the widget and I like to get it again.
Thank you
Report
jramen
8 years ago
python-kde4
python-kdebase4
Report
fisasi
8 years ago
Thank you.
Report
jramen
8 years ago
Report
fisasi
8 years ago
Report
jramen
8 years ago
So please check whether python-devel package is installed. :)
Report
jramen
7 years ago
And... thanx for using the plasmoid even as it means having da oldie kwappy API. ;)
Report
bkant
7 years ago
Report
bkant
7 years ago
plasmoidviewer(27916)/python (plugin): Failed to import module
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/kde4/apps/plasma_scriptengine_python/pyappletscript.py", line 22, in <module>
from PyKDE4.plasma import Plasma
RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v10.0 but the PyKDE4.plasma module requires API v9.2
At least that sounds to me that the system updates have lifted some files to a new API level which other files aren't capable to deal with, and it doesn't sound like related to gettext. Google shows the exact same runtime error message two times connected to other distros and other software, so apparently this is not a sole problem of Solar system, so to say, more like a Milky Way malady ...
I guess I just have to wait and see. The planets are not going to leave the system by then ...
Report
jramen
7 years ago
This time I really don't know what's wrong. I currently updated my OpenSuse 12.2 and it's working fine, so probaly guys at OpenSuse did break something for 12.3.
My best bet is for you to wait for the next update, hoping it will fix things, and in the meantime try to run plasmoid from command line with:
# plasmoidviewer solar-system
and hopefully it will report where the crash occurs.
And also, I saw gettext package being updated and it's needed for solar-system plasmoid.
Please try to reinstall and/or downgrade using YAST Installer and Versions tab on selected gettext package.
Report
bkant
7 years ago
What to do?
Report
jramen
8 years ago
GREAT!! I'm very happy that it finally works! ^_^
All the best,
John
Report
fisasi
8 years ago
¡¡¡AT LAST!!!!
It works very well. When I installed python-devel it didn't work. I was writing again to you when I think it could be better to try again after restarting computer. And it works great. Thank you very much for your attention.
Best regards
Report
jramen
8 years ago
But we surely will find what's missing, because I'm using OpenSuse 12.1 myself and plasmoid works on my desktop. :)
Report
jramen
8 years ago
In regard of your problem, I think you have some python packages missing. Please try to install "kdebindings-python" package, it might solve your problem. :)
Report
heinquoi
9 years ago
I like this plasmoid. thank for this.
But when I change the version of my Kubuntu with the latest ( kubuntu 11.10 ), I have this message:
Script initialization failed
And when I execute "plasmoidviewer solar-system"
Installing fr translations...
Command: msgfmt -f -o /home/franck12/.kde/share/locale/fr/LC_MESSAGES/solar-system.mo /home/franck12/.kde/share/app
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/kde4/apps/plasma_scriptengine_python/pyappletscript.py", line 75, in init
self.pyapplet.init()
File "/home/franck12/.kde/share/apps/plasma/plasmoids/solar-system/contents/code/main.py", line 442, in init
self.installTranslation(vers, unicode(KGlobal.locale().language()), kdehome)
File "/home/franck12/.kde/share/apps/plasma/plasmoids/solar-system/contents/code/main.py", line 719, in installTr
msg = "Error installing translation: "+out
TypeError: cannot concatenate 'str' and 'tuple' objects
should you help me ? I don't know python.
Report
heinquoi
9 years ago
Would you help me ? I'm a shit in English an d in Python.
Report
jramen
9 years ago
Please install the "Gettext" package and everything should go fine. :)
Report
heinquoi
9 years ago
Report
heinquoi
9 years ago
Report
jramen
9 years ago
You solved the problem while I was typing my answer. :)
Report
dotancohen
9 years ago
coef1 = coef3 * 0.4
coef2 = coef3 * 0.7
coef4 = coef3 * 1.5
coef5 = coef3 * 5.2
coef6 = coef3 * 9.5
coef7 = coef3 * 19.6
coef8 = coef3 * 30
Report