Lørdag 03 juni 2006 01:31 skrev Pascal Bleser:
If someone with some KDE hacking skills would like to spend a little time on it, I think it's pretty easy to expand (it already does the dirty job of interfacing with smart)... or even use SuSE-watcher and copy/paste the ksmarttray code "smart update" output checking code into it.
At least it would be nice to do a simple config dialog for the update interval (passing it from the command-line would be the easiest hack, but probably not the most noob-friendly).
Note that as smart is written in Python, a neat solution would be to code such a systray app (or kicker applet) in Python/QT or Python/KDE, to directly use the smart API instead of forking "smart update" and checking the output (although it works). But then again, Python/QT/KDE has very, very few documentation :\
Would be nice if you could tell ksmarttray to update certain channels (most notably ~/suse/update/10.1 of course) when checking for updates. I actually thought it did something like that - but after updating some channels manually I discovered a bunch of updates available ksmarttray hadn't told me about. Still pretty new Smart-user. Of course making an entire kde/qt port of the smart-gui would be very much appreciated also :) Martin / cb400f --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-help@opensuse.org