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+All of the information for programmers is in the file called "API".
+
+Here are some examples of themes with matching python addons:
+
+autoHide/
+
+ This is the main.theme from kde-look.org with a simple
+ example python script that makes it "auto-hide".
+ Move the mouse over it to pop it back out.
+
+globalMouse/
+
+ This shows how to get the mouse cursor position anyway on
+ the screen but using the xcursor python module.
+ (This is Karamba Eyes by Wilfried.Huss@gmx.at)
+
+input_api/
+
+ This shows some of the different things you can do to an input box
+ once you have one created.
+
+input_example/
+
+ This is a functional example of how you grab text entered into an
+ input box and use it to do something. In this example, the text
+ is used to search for the entered word on dict.leo.org.
+ (This sample was contributed by Alex Wiedenbruch <mail@wiedenbruch.de>)
+
+mouseDrag/
+
+ This shows how to use mouse dragging in the callback widgetMouseMoved
+ in your themes.
+ (This is karmix by Tian and rewritten by Ryan Nickell)
+
+openCloseTheme/
+
+ This shows how you can open a new theme from within an existing theme,
+ and how you can close themes.
+
+popupMenu/
+
+ This shows up to create popup menus, display them, and then
+ do something with the user input from them.
+ (This is a sample by MrDobalina <r6_junk@sympatico.ca>)
+
+richtext/
+
+ This is a simple example of how to use rich text (text with HTML
+ tags) in your themes.
+ (This is by Wilfried.Huss@gmx.at)
+
+taskBar/
+
+ This shows how to use the task management API to create a
+ simple taskbar.
+ (This is cleanbar by Adam Geitgey)
+
+unicode/
+
+ This is a simple example of how to display unicode characters in your
+ theme.
+ (This is by Wilfried.Huss@gmx.at)