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Gnome applets with Python
Arturo González Ferrer
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Lorenzo Gil Sánchez
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Copyright © 2004 The GNOME Project
Revision History
Revision
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Revision
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23 January 2004 (added "change-orient" event to callbacks section)

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files. Autotools installation).
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
1.1. The applet code skeleton
1.2. The bonobo .server file
2. Running the applet in its own window
3. Moving on: Object Oriented Applets
3.1. The class definition
4. The import section
5. The class constructor: __init__
5.1. Some instance variable definitions
5.2. The GTK widgets definition
5.3. Optional timeout callback method
5.4. Connecting the "destroy" signal and show the applet
5.5. Connecting signals and events to handlers
5.5.1. Loading the interface with glade.XML()
5.5.2. Using the gtkWidget.connect() method
6. The callback methods
6.1. The timeout callback
6.2. The panel applet "change-orient" signal
7. Autotools : a brief introduction to the installation process
7.1. The project structure: directories and files needed
7.2. Creating these files
7.3. Editing the files Makefile.am and configure.in
8. Example applet
Bibliography
This article will cover how to make an applet for the GNOME 2.x desktop with the Python programming
language. Usually, GNOME applets are made in C, which has the big advantage of generating compiled
executables (this means less memory footprint and faster programs) but in the other hand it's more

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difficult to do it and it takes more time to write the code. Python programs are developed faster, they have
fewer lines of code, and it's an object oriented programming language. But it's an interpreted language, so
the execution speed can be worse. It's up to the reader to decide if it is worthy writing a GNOME applet in
Python. One good aproach is to prototype the applet in Python and then write the final version in C. Here
we'll explain the necessary steps to write and deploy a simple applet from scratch using Glade 2 and
libglade for the dialogs. Look at the bibliography for an in-deep explanation. Another good source of
information is the pyGTK mailing list archives.
However, with regard to the code shown at the tutorial, we advise you to better look at the example
section, where you will find some releases that do like it has been explained here, so you can see it
growing from a prototype to a really functional applet.

1. Introduction
GNOME 2.x applets need at least two files to get them working:


The executable (in this case the applet code)



The bonobo server component, that must be placed at /usr/lib/bonobo/servers by default. This file contains
all the information about the resources the applet will use for its execution.

1.1. The applet code skeleton
The simplest applet we can write can be found in the gnome-python package documentation
(/usr/share/doc/python2.x-gnome2/examples/applet/applet.py in DEBIAN-based distributions) or simply in
the gnome-python tarball from the original GNOME ftp.
Warning

place this at /usr/bin/pysample.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
import pygtk
pygtk.require('2.0')
import gtk
import gnome.applet
def sample_factory(applet, iid):
label = gtk.Label("Success!")
applet.add(label)
applet.show_all()
return gtk.TRUE
gnome.applet.bonobo_factory("OAFIID:GNOME_PysampleApplet_Factory",
gnome.applet.Applet.__gtype__,
"hello", "0", sample_factory)

First, we need to import some Python modules that we will need. The pyGTK module, needed to specify the GTK
version used (we'll be using 2.x in this article), the gnome module, that contains all the useful classes and methods
about the gnome desktop, i.e. the applet class, and the gtk module, Python bindings for the GTK toolkit.
Then, we define the sample factory function to generate applet objects, with a text label "Sucess!". This function
receives the object to be initializated (the applet) and the bonobo activation ID that the new factory will implement. It's
all that simple. It returns gtk.TRUE if no errors were reported (see the panelapplet reference manual for details). When
we call to gnome.applet.bonobo_factory().

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When we call the bonobo_factory method, we need to pass it the following arguments:
1. iid: The bonobo-activation iid of the factory.
2. type : the type of the created object.
3. description.
4. version.
5. factory callback: the name of the factory method.

1.2. The bonobo .server file
The second thing we need to get the applet running is to construct the bonobo server file. bonobo-activationserver, the GNOME application that tracks information about installed components and brokers components, reads
and mantains the component descriptions from /usr/lib/bonobo/servers/*.server. These files provide an XML
description of a component's capabilities which can be queried and manipulated by clients using the activation client
library. Bonobo-activation-server, also ensures that the minimum neccessary number of servers for your display
setup are running.
Bonobo activation server is nothing but a daemon implementing a set of CORBA interfaces. These CORBA interfaces
implement a name service for the set of CORBA servers installed on your system. GNOME Object Activation
Framework daemon (OAFD) knows about all the CORBA servers in your system, running or not. The OAF daemon
will activate those servers if you ask for them. Each server is described by its .server file which contains among other
things the IDL interfaces it implements, some specific properties and an IID (Implementation ID). Each IID has to be
globally unique, and its format is pretty simple:
OAFIID:program_name:UUID

The bonobo factories are CORBA objects that allow the creation of other new CORBA objects. This is a common
practice in GNOME. The use of factories will allow us to use only an executable to get several instances of the
component.
So we need to define the .server file and place it at the location mentioned before:
<oaf_info>
<oaf_server iid="OAFIID:GNOME_PysampleApplet_Factory"
type="exe" location="/usr/bin/pysample.py">
<oaf_attribute name="repo_ids" type="stringv">
<item value="IDL:Bonobo/GenericFactory:1.0"/>
<item value="IDL:Bonobo/Unknown:1.0"/>
</oaf_attribute>
<oaf_attribute name="name" type="string" value="Python applet example"/>
<oaf_attribute name="description" type="string" value="Python applet example"/>
</oaf_server>
<oaf_server iid="OAFIID:GNOME_PysampleApplet"
type="factory" location="OAFIID:GNOME_PysampleApplet_Factory">
<oaf_attribute name="repo_ids" type="stringv">
<item value="IDL:GNOME/Vertigo/PanelAppletShell:1.0"/>
<item value="IDL:Bonobo/Control:1.0"/>
<item value="IDL:Bonobo/Unknown:1.0"/>
</oaf_attribute>
<oaf_attribute name="name" type="string" value="Python applet example"/>
<oaf_attribute name="description" type="string" value="Python applet example"/>
<oaf_attribute name="panel:category" type="string" value="Utility"/>
<oaf_attribute name="panel:icon" type="string" value="bug-buddy.png"/>

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</oaf_server>
</oaf_info>

The .server file registers two unique OAF identifiers, and give the activation-server the description of how the objects
must be created. The first one is the Factory, that is created when the .py script is executed. The second is the applet
itself, and is created asking the Factory how to do it. When we do the "add to panel" action in GNOME, it takes the
OAF identifiers that are supposed to implement the "IDL:GNOME/Vertigo/PanelAppletShell:1.0" in its "repo_ids"
attribute. The submenu is determined by the "panel:category" attribute, the icon from "panel:icon", the text displayed
at the menu comes from "name" and the tooltip text from "description".
The sample_factory() function is called when a new applet is created. It receives a container that should be
populated with the applet contents.
Next
Running the applet in its own window

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New applet: Desktop Drawers

First Cup of Ubuntu

Hello, I have created a gnome panel applet to solve an issue that has bugged me for a while now. I was wanting
to know if anyone else would like to use it or has any input.

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It is an extension of the show desktop applet with some added features. It is a drop down menu that includes the
ability to show the desktop, show the contents of the desktop, change desktop to a different folder, add a new
desktop, and manage current desktops.
My current drawers drop down looks like this:
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Show Desktop
Contents >
------------Desktop Drawers
Kids
Temp
Website
---------Add Desktop
Manage Desktops

I created this because I noticed that I was using the desktop for the projects I was currently working on. I needed
a way to change the files on the desktop according to the project being worked on and originally would just link
the desktop folder to a project folder. I created this panel applet to automate this process.
(Update)
NEW IN 0.4:
Addition of multiple new features and bug fixes. The desktop is now changed using the ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs file
instead of symlinking the Desktop dir to the folder. This fixes Recent Document displays in user programs as well
as allowing copy and paste between desktops. Recent Documents Desktop added to the list. This allows one to
have the recently accessed documents show up on their desktop. Also, a Preferences window has been added to
allow one to customize Drawers to their liking.
I have created a launchpad page and a PPA for this project at:
https://launchpad.net/desktopdrawers
https://launchpad.net/~ryanhjefferson/+archive
To add this to the list of apt repositories add the following entry to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
Code:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ryanhjefferson/ubuntu hardy main

After this has been added to the sources.list file and everything has been updated one can just apt-get install
desktopdrawers to install Desktop Drawers.
Please leave a message if you use Desktop Drawers.
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September 5th, 2008

#2

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Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

Just Give Me the Beans!

I like the concept. May I have a look at it?

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Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

First Cup of Ubuntu

I have attached two files that are needed to run Drawers, drawers.py and desktop_drawers.server.txt. The
python file needs to be copied to the /usr/local/bin directory and the desktop_drawers.server.txt needs to
be renamed to desktop_drawers.server and copied to the /usr/lib/bonobo/servers/ directory. One will also
need to install some software to run this applet. The requirements for Drawers are python, wmctrl, and
xmacroplay. All of these are in the ubuntu repositories. If it seems like I am receiving any more interest I
will set up a launchpad account with a deb repository for Drawers. I hope you find this as useful as I do.

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September 5th, 2008

#4

ratl3

Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

First Cup of Ubuntu

I should give a warning before anyone uses this applet. When it is first run it will move your current
desktop to the folder ~/.Desktops/Original Desktop and link ~/Desktop to that folder. One should back up
their current Desktop directory just in case something goes wrong.

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#5

ratl3

Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

First Cup of Ubuntu

I have created a PPA for this project at:
https://launchpad.net/~ryanhjefferson/+archive

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To add this to the list of apt repositories add the following entry to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:
Code:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ryanhjefferson/ubuntu hardy main

After this has been added to the sources.list file and everything has been updated one can just apt-get install
desktopdrawers to install Desktop Drawers.
In the PPA as of this moment is release 0.3a which includes a default home folder switcher, showing of windows
after desktop has been shown, and fixing of a bug where folders that have been switched to can not be selected.
Please leave a message if you use Desktop Drawers.
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October 2nd, 2008

#6

izm81

Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

5 Cups of Ubuntu

Hi, Ryan! I’ve tried out “Desktop Drawers” for a day and it is interesting! Nice little project.
few bugs on the project page.

I’ve filed a

I think it’s a great start! But in general, I think the most compelling use-case is not made clear enough,
neither through the UI nor the documentation / description:
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3.
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5.
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Dapper Drake Testing/

Install the Desktop Drawers applet on your panel.
Select Manage Desktops to open the ~/.Desktops directory in Nautilus.
In this folder, create folders for different “workspaces,” (”Project 1″, “Project 2″, etc)
Then create links to related folders and files in each of these workspaces.
Projects/Workspaces can now be switched between using the applet.

Although it’s not quite addressing the issues that I wanted to with the “Intelligent Desktop,” (from my
Thanks!
blog) I’m going to continue using Desktop Drawers for a while more, I think.

November 17th, 2008

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zhocchao

Re: New applet: Desktop Drawers

A Carafe of Ubuntu

hi
it's interesting. What about shortcuts. As I am switching workspaces with crl + alt + left/right i could
switch desktops with ctr + alt + up/down.
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z

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