EventWatcher is a KDE app that alerts users to different events.
EventWatcher is a KDE application that is designed to keep you notified on the various events that take place. These events can be anything from news tickers, blog updates, new emails, system warnings, user logons, and hardware events. They can be collected by EventWatcher plugins and sent to the main application which is located in the KDE system tray.
EventWatcher requires KDE/Qt 3.2 to operate. There are several plugins available that can be used to collect the events. The DCOP plugin allows for the receipt of events via KDE's desktop communication protocol from other KDE applications or scripts. The Log File Monitor plugin is used to report any changes in log files. The RSS Feed Monitor plugin allows for the monitoring of RSS feeds from various news sites and blogs.
The latest release of EventWatcher comes with several exciting features. One of which is the ability to remove events that have been received based on the time they were received. The configurable behavior feature allows for the setting of the expiration time, the option to expire only unread events, and auto-expiring. The KNotify support patch by Paul Eggleton and Hide plusminus button when list is empty are also included in this release.
Overall, EventWatcher is a handy tool for the monitoring, collection and notification of various events on your system. The plugins, along with its customizable features, make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to keep track of events on their KDE system.
EventWatcher requires KDE/Qt 3.2 to operate. There are several plugins available that can be used to collect the events. The DCOP plugin allows for the receipt of events via KDE's desktop communication protocol from other KDE applications or scripts. The Log File Monitor plugin is used to report any changes in log files. The RSS Feed Monitor plugin allows for the monitoring of RSS feeds from various news sites and blogs.
The latest release of EventWatcher comes with several exciting features. One of which is the ability to remove events that have been received based on the time they were received. The configurable behavior feature allows for the setting of the expiration time, the option to expire only unread events, and auto-expiring. The KNotify support patch by Paul Eggleton and Hide plusminus button when list is empty are also included in this release.
Overall, EventWatcher is a handy tool for the monitoring, collection and notification of various events on your system. The plugins, along with its customizable features, make it an excellent choice for anyone looking to keep track of events on their KDE system.
What's New
Version 0.4.3: N/A