The pastebin Plasmoid, in KDE 4.2's kdeplasma-addons module, is really neat. As annma pointed out to me on irc today, you can drag images straight from ksnapshot onto the pastbin Plasmoid and it uploads it to an image site for you and then displays the resulting URL. You don't even need to save the image first.
The pastebin Plasmoid also supports text, of course, but that image trick scores higher on the cool factor. I hadn't even thought to try it with an image. =)
That one little Plasmoid makes collaborating so easy: drag, drop, share!
KDE rocks. =)
Thursday, December 18, 2008
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This is what I like from osx (massive and intuitive Drag 'N Drop usage), and that's what I'm glad to see on KDE4!
You guys really rock! :)
This sounds cool. Does it supports drag and drop of multiple files (Dolphin for example)?
Congratulations, in the name of KDE team, for beta 2.
Awesome, looking forward to use it.
Horay! :D
Integration is the best feature!
(Haven't I said that before...?)
better than drag and drop would be things like ctrl/alt+prt_scn, then paste into the plasmoid. just like you can do that then paste to the desktop :) i love that feature.
use case would be... "my screen look broken" "really? send me a screen shot" "ok..."
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