A GNOME applet for Totem using Python
May 7th, 2006 by George Notaras
Blogs seem to be a great resource of very useful information. Today while searching for any pyGTK code examples on Technorati, I came across a very interesting Python script. Actually, this is not just “interesting“. Owen’s code is a great example of how easily a GNOME applet can be created using the GNOME bindings for Python.
Unfortunately, I don’t have enough free time to try pyGTK right now, but it’s good to have a link for this piece of code handy.
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