[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Jensen) writes: > Here's a display extension I've been sitting on since October. > I was going to rewrite it or something, I don't remember exactly. > Well, it works anyway, so I'll go ahead and post it here.
Thanks for posting this! > Install the patch if you want to look at pretty icons in > your Bongo buffers. Example at [1]. They are disabled by > default, though, and you have to supply your own icon files. Due to the immense coolness of this, it would be good to put a set of icons in the Bongo repository and maybe even enable it by default (because, hey, it'll be easy to disable). > Perhaps use icons from Mark James at famfamfam.com [2], > they are free. Wow, that's quite a collection of beautiful icons. Impressive! They are CC-BY 2.5, so GPL-incompatible, but perhaps we could get the author to release a copy under the GPL. I'll mail him. I think I would want to have, e.g., one icon for URIs, one icon for currently-playing URIs, and one for played URIs, because then you could still see the URIness of a track while you were playing it. Another solution would be to rely on other means for highlighting the playing track --- that is, the icon and face changes we already perform. It's too bad Emacs can't compose images... > This will not work on Emacs 21 since `image-type-from-file-name' is > new in Emacs 22. If you want this for Emacs 21, take the function > definition from Emacs sources or edit out the function call (e.g., put > type `png' instead and use only PNG images). Maybe there's another > workaround, but I haven't bothered to look into it. Here is `image-type-from-file-name':
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We could just copy it into bongo-emacs21.el. -- Daniel Brockman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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