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| − | '''Corona''': extends [http:// | + | '''Corona''': extends [http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qgraphicsscene.html QGraphicsScene] and provides functionality for adding applets and karamba themes.</translate> |
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| − | '''Widget''': extends [http:// | + | '''Widget''': extends [http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qgraphicsitem.html QGraphicsItem] and works as simple elements in the desktop. There are some built-in in libplasma as icons or buttons.</translate> |
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'''Applet''': extends Widget and implements sophisticated functionality as rss display, a clock or system monitoring.</translate> | '''Applet''': extends Widget and implements sophisticated functionality as rss display, a clock or system monitoring.</translate> | ||
Plasma is the name of the new desktop which replaced KDesktop in KDE4. You may think that it is a union of SuperKaramba and KDesktop, but it's more. It's a whole concept of functionality and beauty.
Its implementation is based on the Qt Graphics View Framework introduced in Qt 4.2.
From a developer point of view there are some classes in libplasma who play central roles.
KDE TechBase 
