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    Cruiser 0.1.0

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    GPL / FREE
    May 13th, 2008, 09:34 GMT
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    Cruiser description

    Cruiser is an utility that places an icon in your system tray that activates a recursive menu system.

    Cruiser is an utility that places an icon in your system tray that activates a recursive menu system.

    The initial purpose is to allow you to browse your filesystem, but Cruiser is designed to be extended with plugins using D-Bus, so it can take on many different roles.

    It is possible to write plugins to provide quick access to RSS feeds, bookmarks, email, stock quotes, weather and more.

    Requirements:

    · Qt >= 4.3 (Qt 4.2 may work but it has been developed using Qt 4.3.2)
    · DBus (developed with DBus 1.1.1)

    Building

    1. Run Qt 4 qmake (It needs to be the QT 4 version, so you may need to do qmake-qt4 depending on your distribution). To set the install do this (/usr/local is the default):

    $ qmake "PREFIX=/your/prefix"

    NOTE: PREFIX must be an absolute path and you must not include a trailing slash in the prefix!!

    2. Run make

    $ make

    3. It should be possible to run cruiser from the build directory by running:

    $ src/cruiser

    NOTE: running from the build directory is a bit of a hack right now, so you cannot cd src and then ./cruiser. since Cruiser will not be able to find the plugins or default configuration file.

    Install

    To install cruiser to ${PREFIX} run:

    $ make install

    Uninstall

    To Uninstall Cruiser go to the build directory and type:

    $ make uninstall

    The ${PREFIX}/share/cruiser directory may need to be removed
    manually.

    Or all at once:

    $ qmake && make && make install

    --- OR ---

    $ qmake "PREFIX=/your/prefix" && make && make install

    Running

    1. Run cruiser which will be placed in ${PREFIX}/bin after installation.

    2. The demo plugin (FSCruiser, a simple filesystem browser) should be launched automatically by cruiser. If for some reason it doesn't you can launch it manually by executing it (${PREFIX}/share/cruiser/plugins/fscruiser.py)

    3. Play with cruiser in your system tray.

    4. Edit ${HOME}/.cruiser/cruiserconf.xml to edit the main Cruiser menu on a per-user basis, or edit ${PREFIX}/etc/cruiser/cruiserconf.xml to change the defaults. NOTE: ${PREFIX}/etc/cruiser/cruiserconf.xml will only be loaded if ${HOME}/.cruiser/cruiserconf.xml is not found.

    5. Currently no other plugins are available but when plugins become available they can be installed for all users in ${PREFIX}/share/cruiser/plugins or in ${HOME}/.cruser/plugins for an individual user. Cruiser will attempt to execute all executable files in both of these locations upon startup (note that this is non-recursive).

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    TAGS:

    file manager | file explorer | file navigator | filesystem | navigator | commander



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