Places Widget

Places Widget Original

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/dfaust/plasma-applet-places-widget

8.5

Description:

Plasma 5 widget that gives access to user places.

User places can be configured with dolphin. The Places Widget can be configured to show or hide devices.

Opens a popup when placed in a panel.

Last changelog:

1.3 (2019.02.19) 4 months ago

Add settings to hide timeline and search items
Hide places with urls beginning with 'kdeconnect' or 'mtp' when devices should be hidden

cuy11
3 months ago

9 +

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itsjustarumour2
4 months ago

9 Really useful - thanks! :-)

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p4prik4
4 months ago

can this be done in latte dock, along with the All in one submission made for it?

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p4prik4
4 months ago

9 +

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solandrew
6 months ago

9 +

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v85kde
7 months ago

9 +

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alanwhiteman
7 months ago

Great widget!

I do have a 'Feature Request': It would be really wonderful if the sub-items could fly out in a tree view when hovered, and only open when clicked.

I believe there was a similar functionality in KDE 3 or 4. One would click on the tray icon and the list would pop-up, and when the mouse was hovered over an item, a tree view of the folder contents would pop-out sideways. You could traverse down the directory structure this way and open files by clicking.

Thank you! Great work.

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HessiJames
7 months ago

Thank you for your comment. But sorry, that would be outside of the scope of this simple widget. Adding such a feature would be too much work for me.

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drygg
8 months ago

9 + A great addition to the Folder View icon of /home on my panel.

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folgui
9 months ago

9 +

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asceel
9 months ago

Thanks a lot for this wonderful widget.
I have a problem with editing the menu. The menu is too long and has things that are not really 'places' like searching images or documents.
Can you please add the option of removing them from the menu just like the option of 'show devices'.
I am currently on KDE Plasma 5.13.4.
Here is a screenshot that clarifies my point.
http://www.m5zn.com/newuploads/2018/08/30/jpg//f26ac99f9747a37.jpg

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HessiJames
7 months ago

Thank you for your comment. There is an issue for this feature request on github (https://github.com/dfaust/plasma-applet-places-widget/issues/3). But I don't have much time right now, so please don't expect any progress.

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rpallai
10 months ago

9 +

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Warmuser
1 year ago

This is amazing, I cannot live without. Thanks again! ;)

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27c1df1204
1 year ago

Excellent widget that I use every day. Thanks for your hard work. One issue I have is that I can't make the timeline or search shortcuts disappear. The are hidden in Dolphin, and I have unchecked "Show Hidden Places" but I still have timeline:/today, timeline:/yesterday, etc, and search:/documents, search:/images, etc. On a small screen this takes up too much space when I just really want shortcuts to a few directories.

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asceel
9 months ago

Same issue here :(

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sigas
1 year ago

Thank you. I have used it for a long time, it is indispensable for me. Unfortunately it does not work perfectly with kde plasma 5.11.5 and frameworks 5.42. When hiding devices or folders in dolphin the widget shows all the entries.

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HessiJames
1 year ago

I can't reproduce that problem. Have you tried logging out and in again?

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sigas
1 year ago

Yes. try closing logging out and in again. Try a clean installation and in another PC that happened the same when updating. I hope everything is solved now with KDE Plasma 5.12. Thank you very much anyway.

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Warmuser
1 year ago

I can't install it on KDE 5.10. Can you compatibilize these extension?

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Refused
1 year ago

I got it working on 5.11: clone the git repository, in metadata.desktop remove "Plasma/PopupApplet" from the "X-KDE-ServiceTypes" row, build and install

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Warmuser
1 year ago

Thanks, I will try after I figure how to do It. I will ask support in some forum with my language because I never did these kind of installations before with Linux. After that I will post another comment eventually. :)

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