Warning: session_start(): open(/tmp/sess_nlaqj7753jt2tfe9bbkg15mte3, O_RDWR) failed: No space left on device (28) in /www/H01/htdocs/lib/base/lib_base.php on line 280
Kommander Project Tools openDesktop.org
-
 KDE-Apps.org Applications for the KDE-Desktop 
 GTK-Apps.org Applications using the GTK Toolkit 
 GnomeFiles.org Applications for GNOME 
 MeeGo-Central.org Applications for MeeGo 
 CLI-Apps.org Command Line Applications 
 Qt-Apps.org Free Qt Applications 
 Qt-Prop.org Proprietary Qt Applications 
 Maemo-Apps.org Applications for the Maemo Plattform 
 Java-Apps.org Free Java Applications 
 eyeOS-Apps.org Free eyeOS Applications 
 Wine-Apps.org Wine Applications 
 Server-Apps.org Server Applications 
 apps.ownCloud.com ownCloud Applications 
--
-
 KDE-Look.org Artwork for the KDE-Desktop 
 GNOME-Look.org Artwork for the GNOME-Desktop 
 Xfce-Look.org Artwork for the Xfce-Desktop 
 Box-Look.org Artwork for your Windowmanager 
 E17-Stuff.org Artwork for Enlightenment 
 Beryl-Themes.org Artwork for the Beryl Windowmanager 
 Compiz-Themes.org Artwork for the Compiz Windowmanager 
 EDE-Look.org Themes for your EDE Desktop 
--
-
 Debian-Art.org Stuff for Debian 
 Gentoo-Art.org Artwork for Gentoo Linux 
 SUSE-Art.org Artwork for openSUSE 
 Ubuntu-Art.org Artwork for Ubuntu 
 Kubuntu-Art.org Artwork for Kubuntu 
 LinuxMint-Art.org Artwork for Linux Mint 
 Arch-Stuff.org Art And Stuff for Arch Linux 
 Frugalware-Art.org Themes for Frugalware 
 Fedora-Art.org Artwork for Fedora Linux 
 Mandriva-Art.org Artwork for Mandriva Linux 
--
-
 KDE-Files.org Files for KDE Applications 
 OpenTemplate.org Documents for OpenOffice.org
 GIMPStuff.org Files for GIMP
 InkscapeStuff.org Files for Inkscape
 ScribusStuff.org Files for Scribus
 BlenderStuff.org Textures and Objects for Blender
 VLC-Addons.org Themes and Extensions for VLC
--
-
 KDE-Help.org Support for your KDE Desktop 
 GNOME-Help.org Support for your GNOME Desktop 
 Xfce-Help.org Support for your Xfce Desktop 
--
openDesktop.orgopenDesktop.org:   Applications   Artwork   Linux Distributions   Documents    Linux42.org    OpenSkillz.com   
 
Home
Apps
Artwork
News
Groups
Knowledge
Events
Forum
People
Jobs
Register
Login
CONTENT
-


-
- Content .- Fans  .- Knowledge Base  . 

Kommander Project Tools

   0.5  

KDE Kommander Script

Score 79%
sequitursequitur
Kitty Hooch
Home
Kommander Project Tools
zoom

Kommander Project Tools
zoom

Kommander Project Tools
zoom

Link:  http://
Downloads:  1839
Submitted:  Jun 10 2004
Updated:  Sep 30 2006

Description:

This is a project started by Sarah Bransdor after one of our discussions that is intended to enable Kommander to become much like a regular application. It allows for multiple dialogs and even MainWindow applications.

These tools provide a means of easily creating a project that can then be easily packaged for distribution. It also provides a consistent and functional way to install and manage projects. This is very highly recommended if you want to distribute Kommander projects as it provides a standard conventional framework using KDE conventions as best as possible.

The planned evolution of this is to include features like full KDE help documentation. Remember this tool is user editable and extensible so we look forward to contributions to improve it.




Changelog:

Version 0.5
Okay, long wait... This is a fairly complete rewrite with all Kommander scripting handled internally to reflect the new power of Kommander. It's somewhat tested but there are some known limitations. It handles simple projects without data and docs and doesn't do icons for you yet. Users wishing to contribute are very welcome. Obviously we don't have vast amounts of time.

Version 0.5rc1
the make file has been done away with and a number of revisions to scripting and dialogs have been done

Initial public release, even if it went through several revisions.




License: GPL
Source
Send to a friend
Subscribe
Other  Content  from sequitur
Report inappropriate content



-

 no install

 
 by Stornado on: Jun 10 2004  
Score 50%
StornadoStornado
private
Home

I got:
sh install.sh
./setup.sh: line 4: ./../config: No such file or directory

when I try to install it

help !!

Mandrake 10.0 Community forever!!!
Reply to this

-
.

 Re: no install

 
 by sequitur on: Jun 10 2004  
Score 50%
sequitursequitur
Kitty Hooch
Home

No kidding? Just what exactly did you think it was going to install? This could be why it has a config builder, make builder and a blank file in src/ for a payload... just maybe. ;-)

Have a look at doc/README and I hope it becomes a little more clear. As the directory it creates on extraction indicates, this is a framework for *you* to *create* a project to *distribute*, not at this time a finished project to install into the editor. If it were, we would have released it with the editor.

I hope that helps to make sense of it. The install script is to make it easy for you to distribute your files.

Eric Laffoon
kdewebdev (Quanta/Kommander) Project Lead
Reply to this

-

 kmdr apps like .sh

 
 by probono on: Jun 11 2004  
Score 50%
probonoprobono
Home

While the overall idea is good, I don't think it is implemented in the right way. A kommander "mini application" should really consist of one file, just like a shell script. No need to "install".


Reply to this

-

 Re: kmdr apps like .sh

 
 by sequitur on: Jun 11 2004  
Score 50%
sequitursequitur
Kitty Hooch
Home

Sarah has already delivered to me a single file self installing package using makeself. My only problem with this is I want to see inside and you need to know how to just extract to do that. I'm sure many users will really love that though.

As for your point, you can run a single dialog and there you are. It's not a project. Originally I wanted to make a tgz package that could be run, or embed files and resources in one dialog. All of these ideas turn out to be less desiable that what we're working on. Look at the benefits.

  • Installing application resources in $KDEDIR/share/apps is standard for KDE applications, but we can install the whole app there as they are small.

  • We can do a menu entry.

  • We install a script in $KDEDIR/bin to execute the program.

  • To the user it looks like a single executable with resources and when it becomes possible to create MainWindows with menus and toolbars other files like XML-GUI files can go there too.

  • By putting applications in $KDEDIR/share/apps/kmdr/$APPNAME we have a common Kommander group and we can have the installer manage a list in the kmdr directory so that running kmdr-executor with no arguments defaults to producing a list from this directory to offer the user to run.


In comparison a monolithic project file you have to know where it is to execute, with no default place for data, is rather backward. Using makeself it will appear to the user like they just used an installer as easy as on Windows to install a program, assuming you opt for the self extracting option.


Reply to this

-
.

 Re: Re: kmdr apps like .sh

 
 by sarahb523 on: Jun 11 2004  
Score 50%
sarahb523sarahb523

I would say kmdr installations are esier then in windows. Also kmdr apps doesn't polute the sstem with files. Because all things are placed in a standard place and all things are logged by the installer.


Reply to this

-

 Re: Re: kmdr apps like .sh

 
 by probono on: Jun 13 2004  
Score 50%
probonoprobono
Home

Hmm. Probably you are right for some bigger apps that need to store data, images, preferences and the like.

However, you should also think of "graphical shell scripts" that need to have just two kommander dialogs - for these it would be overkill to "install" them. Please address those as well.


Reply to this

-

 right file?

 
 by mrsaccess on: Apr 6 2007  
Score 50%
mrsaccessmrsaccess
Home

Is there any problem with the file? When I extract it I get a kmdr-project-0.3 folder (shouldn't that be 0.5?) and there is nowhere the doc/README file you suggest us to read for information on how to use the script. O_O

DO NOT PANIC
Reply to this

-
.

 :) very nice idea!

 
 by chanio on: May 18 2008  
Score 50%
chaniochanio
Home

I also hope that kmdr might one day, become something similar to Mozilla's xpi addons... Just one click away from any user!

I am actually trying the creation of handy interfaces that would launch my perl scripts and I am not able to understand where must this application be launched. Perhaps, directly through the Kommander Editor? Does it work like a template?

Some basic and graphical guidance of how to start and finish using this application might target to a broader number of users, as kmdr is actually intended to. Perhaps, a magazine could write an article about its use and promote it. If I could understand this, I might help writting a small introduction.

---
I prefer programming than speaking- Computers do not make questions :) and I can keep on trying until I suceed...
chanio -at- tutopia.com
Reply to this

Add commentBack




-
Linux42.org
-

Popular Groups
-

Newest Groups
-

FORUM
-

 
 
 Who we are
Contact
More about us
Frequently Asked Questions
Register
Twitter
Blog
Explore
Apps
Artwork
Jobs
Knowledge
Events
People
Updates on identi.ca
Updates on Twitter
Content RSS   
Events RSS   

Participate
Groups
Forum
Add Content
Public API
About openDesktop.org
Legal Notice
Spreadshirt Shop
CafePress Shop
Advertising
Sponsor us
Report Abuse
 

Copyright 2007-2016 openDesktop.org Team  
All rights reserved. openDesktop.org is not liable for any content or goods on this site.
All contributors are responsible for the lawfulness of their uploads.
openDesktop is a trademark of the openDesktop.org Team