


Icon Sub-Sets by MiracleBlue 1 comment

System Software by rgfernandes 19 comments
I'm just wondering why you named the KIO slave "p7zip:/". Wouldn't "7zip:/" or "7z:/" make a lot more sense? p7zip is just the name of the 7zip port to Linux, and really has nothing to do with the file format itself.
Anyway, that's just a suggestion. Keep up the good work.
Oh, and have you considered adding support to open .tar.7z files in a single step? - Apr 10 2006

Various Stuff by djworld 14 comments
For those of you looking for a stabler alternative, you can get a nice KDEsque file picker by doing the following:
1. Find the original nsFilePicker.js as described above and open (as root) it in you favourite text editor.
2. Find the following section:
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compMgr.registerFactoryLocation(FILEPICKER_CID,
"FilePicker JS Component",
//@line 278 "/builds/tinderbox/Fx-Mozilla1.8/Linux_2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp_Depend/mozilla/xpfe/components/filepicker/src/nsFilePicker.js.in"
"",
//@line 280 "/builds/tinderbox/Fx-Mozilla1.8/Linux_2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp_Depend/mozilla/xpfe/components/filepicker/src/nsFilePicker.js.in"
fileSpec,
location,
type);
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and change it so it looks as follows:
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compMgr.registerFactoryLocation(FILEPICKER_CID,
"FilePicker JS Component",
//@line 278 "/builds/tinderbox/Fx-Mozilla1.8/Linux_2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp_Depend/mozilla/xpfe/components/filepicker/src/nsFilePicker.js.in"
FILEPICKER_CONTRACTID,
//@line 280 "/builds/tinderbox/Fx-Mozilla1.8/Linux_2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp_Depend/mozilla/xpfe/components/filepicker/src/nsFilePicker.js.in"
fileSpec,
location,
type);
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3. You must then refresh the chrome registry (whatever that really means) by installing or unistalling an extension.
4. Restart Firefox/Thunderbird and do a "Save Link as..." and you should have a much more KDE friendly file picker.
While this obviously isn't as good as having the official KDE file dialogues, it can certainly make saving and opening files less painful. - Feb 07 2006

XMMS Skins by Parkotron 5 comments

XMMS Skins by Parkotron 5 comments
1. Download the .wsz file and move it to ~/.xmms/Skins .
2. Fire up XMMS and press ALT+S to open the skin browser.
3. Select the skin from the list and the XMMS windows should be instantly reskinned. - Oct 11 2005