Free edit with gvim with gvim serverlist 070306 software for linux

Edit with gvim - with GVIM serverlist is a "Edit with gvim" context menu in Konqueror. Has support for gvims serverlist. This lets you open a file into any already running gvim instance.

This is something I saw in Windows Explorer when I was using gvim there. After using it I couldnt believe I actually got around without it. Really good stuff. Since Konqueror is so incredibly-fantastic I was SURE it could do it as well. And it does!

How it works:

You run the ruby script which daemonizes itself. The daemon checks how many gvim instances there are running. It writes the serverlist info to a temporary file in /tmp in the format of a regular service menu. When done, it copies that to ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/gvim_servers.desktop

Then removes the temporary file and sleeps for 10 seconds. When it wakes up the cycle repeats, etc, etc.

Cons:

1. needs the RUBY interpreter
2. runs as a daemon
3. 10 second delay between updates (you can change this)

INSTALL:

Text based setup: run as root ./setup.py
GUI bases setup: run as root ./gui-setup.py

See ./setup.py --help for more options

Edit Config Files is an extension that allows you to edit config files.

Edit configuration files with your favorite editor from Toolbar or Tools menu.

Remove the menu icon

Add the following to userChrome.css:

#editconfigfiles-menu
{
list-style-image:none !important;
}

X Window Properties Viewer project allows you to select a X window and view/edit its properties.

A tree viewer lets to see part or all of the windows tree on your X server.

After selecting a window you can view all of the resources at once or select individual ones for viewing/editing.

Only editing strings is currently supported.

edittwiki provides an external editor wrapper for TWiki wiki topics.

editTwiki lets you use your favorite editor to edit TWiki topics. It is written in Python and compiled into a Java jar using Jython, which makes it a regular Java application packaged into a jar.

ed2k-gtk-gui is a graphical frontend (GUI) that allows you to control an eDonkey2000 command line client (core) running on the local machine or on a remote host. It is based on the GTK+ toolkit and the gnet library.
Main features:
- complete graphic interface for the command line client
- download preview for movies and audio files
- coloured progress bars
- handles ed2k-links in GNOME and KDE
- upload statistics on a per-file basis
- upload and download speeds over time statistics
- multiple search tabs
- multiple selections in downloads list and servers list
- dragndrop ed2k-links from your browser to the GUI window
- download files from the search results with a custom filename
- fetch up-to-date server lists via http on a click (html and server.met format)
- blacklist for search results to filter out unwanted results
- keeps track of when a download was last seen downloading and was last seen completely available on the network
- junk-filter for filenames in download list
- export ed2k-links of shared files, search results or downloads to the clipboard
- automatically spawn a core and/or connect to a core when starting the GUI
- different icon themes (default, GNOME2, H2O, Jara, Orbit); and the green colour can be switched off
- direct access to the internet movie database (imdb) website via the toolbar
- directly search sharereactor and jigle via the toolbar
- custom font for the lists and icon scaling
- many other goodies
Enhancements:
- ed2k://-link handler dialog allows setting of initial priority now
- Fixed ed2k://-link handler installation for some Gnome-2.6/2.8 [Alban Browaeys, Simon Umbrecht] (#1018350)
- Fix outdated and non-working default serverlist URLs and point them to http://www.edonkey.com/server.met
- Allow more precision for max. upload/download speeds, ie. use floats instead of ints (for modem users) (#884270)
- Mozilla/Firefox ed2k:// link support; just follow the instructions from the options page (GUI 3 tab, scroll down to bottom) to make Mozilla or Firefox send ed2k:// links directly to ed2k-gtk-gui. (Thanks to Laurent Besson for the hint).
- Added Check razorback history of file to the search list context menu. This will give you the names a file has been known under previously and availability information and helps you to avoid fakes.
- Orbit icon theme updates (Elouen Lanoe)
- Fix various minor issues

wmsvn scrolls last info from svn log.

It displays last svn rvision number, author and last log message.

It can be used to display output of any shell commands( see wmsvn.h )

Installation:

1) edit wmsvn.h to match your needs.
2) make
3) run it

KDE DivX subtitles editor is a good solution for people who create and edit subtitles for DivX movies.
It is able to edit,convert subtitles between different formats, and test subtitles using some linux DivX player (at present Mplayer).
Enhancements:
- After "Save As" correct name on the bar is displayed
- Some compilation problems fixed
- Fixed number of columns in new file after spliting a file
- Fixed problem with editing file created by spliting another one
- Some "segmentation fault" fixes
- Changed "Insert row under" into "Insert row above"