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Beryl ripple notification

Simple beryl/dbus hack to get a fun little wave ripple when i receive a new message on IRC in KDE. Basically: #!/bin/bash #./waterping.sh 0 0 #If you want to ping the coordinates x0, y0 dbus-send...  
 
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arinlares (1 year ago) Show Hide
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in a busy IRC channel, your screen must look like a lake in the rain.
laconicdos (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Damn, I'm just taking intro to *nix.
kh1116 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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this isnt really a hack since its open source... but it is cool
kjpersson (2 years ago) Show Hide
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er.. please learn the meaning of the word "hack" before posting comments like that.

a "hack" in this scenario of course means "smart solution"
BB1985Rev (2 years ago) Show Hide
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nice!
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AdamBeutler (2 years ago) Show Hide
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can someone point me to a tutorial so I can try this on my machine please
canorsk (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Its on the right side by the description. Click "more".
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I just found out later about it ... it's just that my 855gm intel Graphic doesn't support the water ripple effect ( too low spec ) ... that's why it doesn't work

I'll try it next time with some good nVidia card.

: )


Thank you for the reply
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Oh, yes, water effect needs fragment shaders in your video card... Don't feel bad, I also can't use it on my radeon 7500 32MB :)

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