A customizable KDE system tray widget with extensive configuration options.
Konch is a KDE system tray applet that is highly-configurable and serves as a proxy to scripts written in Perl or Bash. One of its key features is the ability to customize the icon that appears in the tray, allowing you to select the color, use GIF or MNG animation, and even make the icon blink or invisible.
Another great feature of Konch is the ability to create menus, set the tooltip that appears when the mouse hovers over the icon, and have Konch display a popup message. It gives you the control to manage it via command line parameters, DCOP, or your script's STDOUT.
When significant events such as a click, double-click, or right-click occur, Konch relays this to your script using command-line parameters when in Standard mode or STDIN when in Hosted mode. Your script can respond by simply printing appropriate lines (such as a menu listing), or executing a particular function or program.
Overall, Konch provides advanced features and customization options that allow you to create powerful and unique system tray applets precisely to your desired specification.
Another great feature of Konch is the ability to create menus, set the tooltip that appears when the mouse hovers over the icon, and have Konch display a popup message. It gives you the control to manage it via command line parameters, DCOP, or your script's STDOUT.
When significant events such as a click, double-click, or right-click occur, Konch relays this to your script using command-line parameters when in Standard mode or STDIN when in Hosted mode. Your script can respond by simply printing appropriate lines (such as a menu listing), or executing a particular function or program.
Overall, Konch provides advanced features and customization options that allow you to create powerful and unique system tray applets precisely to your desired specification.
What's New
Version 1.00: N/A