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# kilauncher.yaml
# This is a sample configuration file for KiLauncher.py
# Edit it to fit your needs.
########################
# Global Configuration #
########################
# These values affect the whole application
# Stylesheet
# Change this to use a custom stylesheet, or change the location of your stylesheet
# Default: /etc/kilauncher/stylesheet.css
stylesheet: "stylesheet.css"
# Icon Theme
# Change the icon theme used for launcher icons when only an icon name (not path) is specified
# Probably only works in Linux, according to QT documentation
# Default: whatever your qt is configured to use
icon_theme: "Tango"
# Show Quit Button
# If you need people to be able to exit the program, set this to true
# Default: false
show_quit_button: True
# You can also set the text of the quit button
# It defaults to "X"
quit_button_text: "Quit this program"
# Turning on aggressive icon search can help find icons for badly configured .desktop files.
# It also vastly increases start time, especially on slow systems.
# Default: False
aggressive_icon_search: True
# The "autostart" feature lets you specify some commands to run whenever KiLauncher is launched.
# This could be useful if you want to run a window manager or panel, for instance.
#autostart: ["openbox", "xeyes", "xterm -e htop"]
######################
# Tabs and Launchers #
######################
# This nested structure defines tabs and the launchers contained within
# NOTE that this config may not work on your system if you don't have these programs installed.
tabs_and_launchers:
# This is a tab called "World Wide Web"
# It starts with a unique number. Tabs will be sorted by key, so it will be first
1:
name: "Example Configuration"
#It can have some descriptive text, which will be displayed above the launchers
description: "This tab contains a (fairly useless) example configuration designed to show all the configuration options.
<br/>You'll almost certainly want to edit the configuration file to put in something useful."
#It can also have an icon, which will appear in the tab
icon: "web-browser"
# For this tab, create a list of launchers.
launchers:
# Launchers can be spelled out explicity by specifying name, comment, icon, and command
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name: "Chromium Web Browser"
comment: "Access the Internet"
icon: "chromium-browser"
command: "chromium-browser"
# You can do terminal commands to, using "xterm -e"
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name: "Ping Debian.org"
comment: "Check if it's alive and well"
icon: "/usr/share/pixmaps/debian-logo.png"
command: "xterm -e ping www.debian.org"
# Or send them to a URL in the system-specified browser
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name: "Visit awesome website"
comment: "The awesomest website of awesome"
icon: "web-browser"
command: "xdg-open http://www.alandmoore.com/blog"
# Alternately, if you have a .desktop file for the application, specify it (and only it)
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desktop_file: "/usr/share/applications/firefox.desktop"
#but you can still override individual aspects of the file
icon: "/usr/share/pixmaps/firefox.png"
# Broken buttons will return an error to the user.
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name: "Broken"
comment: "This button intentionally doesn't work."
icon: "broken"
command: "/some/nonexistent/command/blah/foo/123124123123"
# Here's a second tab, that will hold all programs on the system starting with 'A'
2:
name: "Programs that start with 'B'"
# Note the absence of the hyphen. This is a property of the tab itself, not part of a launchers array.
# Also note the use of the wildcard character in the name. That's allowed.
# keep in mind, you have no control over the ordering if you go this route.
desktop_path: "/usr/share/applications/b*.desktop"
# With a desktop path, we can specify a list of categories to include
# to include them all, make this falsey or leave it out.
# matching is case-insensitive
# categories: ["GTK", "Internet"]
# Once again, a descriptive comment
description: "These are all the programs I could find on your system that begin with the letter B."
# Tabs can also specify
# - the maximum number of launchers in a row,
# - the size of the launchers
# - the size of the icons on the launcher
# By default, launchers are 240x80, and the number is determined by the screen size.
# Default size of icons is 64x64
launchers_per_row: 3
launcher_size: 360x120
icon_size: 96x72
# This is an example of a tab that filters on categories
# this is kind of slow if there's a lot of .desktop files in the directory
# but it might be convenient if startup time isn't an issue.
3:
name: "Multimedia Programs"
desktop_path: "/usr/share/applications/"
description: "These are the multimedia applications installed on your system."
categories: ["audiovideo"]
# The system can work with large lists of programs too, though it seems to defeat the purpose (uncomment these lines to see it)
# 4:
# name: "All your programs"
# desktop_path: "/usr/share/applications/*.desktop"
# icon_size: 48x48
# launchers_per_row: 6
# launcher_size: 180x96