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Same here. Blank flash. Ndispluginwrapper works in firefox though.

Thank you for the kind reply. The script is now much improved since then, however. I own the above site so I'd prefer to keep any changes there, to avoid stale copies floating around. The new script is now much simpler, while being vastly more functional, thanks to some suggestions by the nice folks over at #winehackers. I can see now why the "real" OS developers won't touch this with a ten foot pole. It requires some magic to make "find target" work for wine and cedega icons as well as regular ...

Right-click "Find Target" for KDE icons In Windows, when you right-click on a shortcut on the desktop and choose "find target" it will open up an explorer window on that folder. On this page, I will attempt to create a mod that will accomplish just that. http://comptune.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=359#359

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First, set up xmms to play a CD whenever you type the command: xmms -p /media Here's how: http://facilities.cs.utexas.edu/htdoc/faqs/multimedia.html Now go to Control Center, Periphals, Storage Media Click add Under Edit service, change icon to speaker ))) change name to "Play in Xmms" Under Available medium types, click on Audio CD Click the arrow button to have it show up under "Display service for" In the command box, type "xmms -p /media" click ok hit apply insert a CD and choose "Play in Xm...

In KDE Control Center - Periphals - Storage Media, click Add Click on the red X to change icon Name it `Play in Xine media player` In the left panel, click on DVD Video Disk Click the right arrow to add selection to the right panel under `display service for` In the command box, type xine dvd:// %u Click OK In the drop-down box next to Medium Types, select DVD Video Disk Click on Xine Hit `toggle as auto action` button Pop in a DVD and enjoy! Here's an eject DVD script that kills Xine and ejects...

Check out this article on how to use knotify in your scripts: http://lukeplant.me.uk/articles.php?id=3 Zenity also works, for KDE and gnome.. $ zenity --question --title "Alert" --text "Microsoft Windows has been found! Would you like to remove it?" The problem is, KDE swallows this popup when you run it from a shell script. A C program wrapper is ok. Here's a very bad example. Compile with gcc popup.c -o popup Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main(int ...