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kde-panel

A command line tool to set up widgets on the KDE panel / taskbar

This is AI-generated code which is not reviewed.

It has been tested with KDE5 (not 6).

Motivation

I got bored interact with KDE through qdbus and javascript snippets so decided to wrap it in a command-line tool. I also dislike editing things by hand and really dislike the KDE desktop editor becase it stops me from using other apps.

Installation

pipx instal kde-panel

Usage

kde-panel --help

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