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HOWTO Make KDED Modules.
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KDED Modules are very similar to modules for the control center. A KDED Module
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is loaded when a call is made to it.
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A KDED Module needs to provide a factory method that creates an object that
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is derived from KDEDModule. The name of a factory method always starts with
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"create_".
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It also needs to provide a desktop file that defines the service provided by
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the module. The desktop file needs to be installed under
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$KDEDIR/share/services/kded/. The name of the desktop file must match with
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the name of the DCOP object that is implemented by the module.
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The desktop file needs to define the library in which the module is
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implemented. The name of the library always starts with kded_.
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The kdelibs/kded/test/ directory contains a sample implementation.
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