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X11, XRandR brightness control, the possible range is from 1% to 100%. The minimum safe level is adjustable (default: 10%). No need extra actions.

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. It is inspired on https://store.kde.org/p/1425330/ and https://github.com/pop-os/gnome-shell-extension-system76

Hamster helps you to keep track of how much time you have spent during the day. This applet integrates Hamster with the Plasma desktop making it easy to reach and use. It tells you everything about an ongoing activity, lists recent activities as well as presents short day and week performance...

Fork of the [url=https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/Tasks]Plasma Task Manager applet[/url] with only text and no icons.

Media Flow Based on pminhibition This KDE Plasma 5 applet let you see information about power management inhibition and media sources through mpris2. Also: Auto pause feature (can be disabled): automatically pausing previous media player when another started playing. Auto resume feature (can...

Behold! The Scriptinator! A simple configurable widget button to run custom commands with the mouse. run commands: -on startup -periodically -when clicked -when scrolled up -when scrolled down -when hovered with the mouse you can change the icon by returning an output formatted like...

This plasmoid adds a battery bar to the background of a KDE Plasma panel. Add it to the beginning of a panel or place it in a spot of choosing and adjust the offset accordingly in the config. Don't forget to rate. :) The trick used is an overflow of a QML widget's elements into its container....

A visual spectrum analyzer for plasma. This applet connects to PulseAudio and visualizes the audio frequencies on the audio output with the most music apps connected. Unfortunately this currently requires manual compilation at this time. ``` sudo apt install libpulse-dev libfftw3-dev mkdir...

A compact pager for the KDE Plasma desktop. For those who don't like how much space the normal plasma pager takes. It can be configured to always use the compact or full mode or adapt to its size.