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I think that a simple easy gui to add your own custom command to the right click menu with drop down file association choice would be a great addition. This would make the user have quick access to often use commands. Root and run in terminal tick box is good too.

Quick drawing what it might looks like.

Reminds me of the KDE Service Menus: https://techbase.kde.org/Development/Tu ... vice_Menus




Earlier KDE Forums - GUI utility for editing services menu: viewtopic.php?f=225&t=110907

I think, we need a tool to create dialog windows. We could strip rad tools. What user would do:
- Provide command in command prompt, adding command, parameters and variables
[command: dd] [parameter: /dev/zero] [variable: destination]
- Set types, default values and constraints of variables
- Set conditions, attaching macrodefinitions to it, like user input 0 into field a, then show message: divider couldn't been zero and disable command enabler
- Editing gui, by placing variables on windows
- Set path to application settings and select with variables should been stored in settings

That's all. Very fast way to create very simple GUI applications, with uses command prompt

We could call it: fast service creator .

Lachu wrote:I think, we need a tool to create dialog windows. We could strip rad tools. What user would do:
- Provide command in command prompt, adding command, parameters and variables
[command: dd] [parameter: /dev/zero] [variable: destination]
- Set types, default values and constraints of variables
- Set conditions, attaching macrodefinitions to it, like user input 0 into field a, then show message: divider couldn't been zero and disable command enabler
- Editing gui, by placing variables on windows
- Set path to application settings and select with variables should been stored in settings

That's all. Very fast way to create very simple GUI applications, with uses command prompt

It would be great

I've create tool. There's link to movie.
https://youtu.be/yew8WUTVYEk

Sorry for writing this post - my tool doesn't used KDE Frameworks or Qt library directly, but used Qt lib by libgreattao, which could use Qt or GTK+ as backend.

I've created two tools:
Service builder tool (tool to create wizards)
Service builder (wizard file interpreter)

Of course, you can create your own scripts (wizard file to put it into interpreter) directly (without using Service builder tool).

Dependencies:
- Libgreattao
- Libsell (libgreattao requires it)
- Partnership (it is stripped shell for security reason, so nothing insecure could be ran)
- PolicyKIt (Partnership uses it), but Polkit is included in each modern GNU/Linux distribution

There's still things to do and it isn't integrated with plasma yet, but maybe in future.