"Gspot" is a Gnome applet designed for efficient web searching through a practical, outlined and tidy interface.
If you're looking for a practical, outlined and tidy way to search the web on your Gnome desktop, Gspot might be the applet you're looking for. Currently in version 0.1, this project aims to be a non-intrusive, all search tool for Gnome users.
One anticipated update for version 0.2 is a preferences dialog that uses gconf to store user settings like language support for engines that "support" it and other engine-specific settings. Requirements for the current version include GTK+ version 2.6.x.
In terms of recent updates, the menu appearance position has been changed and the size of the icon has been reduced to make it less intrusive. Additionally, there have been improvements to the icon resizing functionality and minor modifications to the Makefile. Overall, Gspot seems like a promising option for those in need of a simple and tidy search tool for their Gnome desktop.
One anticipated update for version 0.2 is a preferences dialog that uses gconf to store user settings like language support for engines that "support" it and other engine-specific settings. Requirements for the current version include GTK+ version 2.6.x.
In terms of recent updates, the menu appearance position has been changed and the size of the icon has been reduced to make it less intrusive. Additionally, there have been improvements to the icon resizing functionality and minor modifications to the Makefile. Overall, Gspot seems like a promising option for those in need of a simple and tidy search tool for their Gnome desktop.
What's New
Version 0.1.3: N/A