Sajtkukac
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C++ tool for Windows to make your taskbar icons stay in the center.
Sajtkukac
C++ tool for Windows to make your taskbar icons stay in the center.
Before
After
Usage
After opening the exe, it will show up in your system tray.
Right clicking will bring up a menu with the following options:
-
Settings
: here you may configure how the icons should be placed, how often should the software refresh the position of the icons and what kind of easing algorithm should be used. -
Reload
: reloads the worker, in case anything may happen that makes it stop working. -
Check for updates
: allows the user to manually check for a new update and then apply it automatically. -
License
: shows the license dialog containing the GPLv3 notice. -
About
: shows the about dialog. -
Exit
: reloads Explorer to reset the UI and terminatesthe software.
The software download includes Sajtkukac_example.ini
that contains information
about the possible settings and the meaning of their values.
You may rename this included example configuration to Sajtkukac.ini
or if not
present the software will create it automatically.
Autostart
The easiest way of making this software start automatically when you log in is
by creating a shortcut for the software and placing the shortcut in the
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\
folder.
Contribution
Ideas, translations, design changes, code cleaning or real heavy code changes
are all welcome.
This is my first C++ and WinApi project, so help is appreciated.
Donation
If you feel like I could make your desktop look just a little bit cooler, you are more than welcome to buy me a drink. :)
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License
Sajtkukac is Free Software: You can use, study, share and improve it at your will. Specifically you can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
simple_match
By John R. Bandela, licensed under Boost Software License - Version 1.0
Easing algorithms
By Robert Penner, licensed under the BSD 2-clause license