[css-d] Codeweavers CrossOver - Free download till midnight 10-31-12

2012-10-31 Thread matt1027 

Mac and Linux users,

Codeweavers is offering a free CrossOver download till midnight 
tonight, 10-31-12.


http://www.codeweavers.com/

CrossOver enables Mac and Linux to run Windows applications.

Someone on my Linux list said it's been 4 years since they have done this.

Matt

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[css-d] Re : OT -- Crossweavers CodeOver - Free download till midnight 10-31-12

2012-10-31 Thread Philip TAYLOR 



matt1027 wrote:


Crossweavers is offering a free CodeOver download till midnight tonight,
10-31-12.



CodeOver enables Mac and Linux to run Windows applications.


And the relevance of this to CSS is what, exactly ?
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[css-d] Re : OT -- Crossweavers CodeOver - Free download till midnight 10-31-12

2012-10-31 Thread Eric A. Meyer 

At 14:24 + 10/31/12, Philip TAYLOR wrote:

matt1027 wrote:


 Crossweavers is offering a free CodeOver download till midnight tonight,
 10-31-12.



 CodeOver enables Mac and Linux to run Windows applications.


And the relevance of this to CSS is what, exactly ?


   I agree that it's not directly related to CSS, but for anyone on 
the list who's wanted a Mac- or Linux-based Windows VM solution but 
hadn't gotten around to acquiring one yet, it's a good way to do 
cross-browser testing.
   So, let's let the thread end here in order to keep things 
on-topic; and if anyone on the list needed this, now they know what 
to do.


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[css-d] Codeweavers CrossOver - Free download till midnight 10-31-12

2012-10-31 Thread matt1027 

At 10:24 AM 10/31/2012, Philip TAYLOR wrote:


And the relevance of this to CSS is what, exactly ?



Good point, Philip!

My apologies to the list.

I had sent this announcement to a couple of other lists and hastily 
sent it to this one also, forgetting that this list maintains a 
strict focus on CSS.


Matt 


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Re: [css-d] transform translate percentages and Android

2012-10-31 Thread Philippe Wittenbergh 

Le 31 oct. 2012 à 19:43, Barney Carroll barney.carr...@gmail.com a écrit :

 [….]

 To demonstrate, here's a `transform`-based
 version of the same thing, which does the same thing as the previous
 fiddle, and works on all browsers that support translate3d…
 
 http://jsfiddle.net/barney/EJ7ve
 
 If you examine this on iPhone (again, by appending `/show`), you'll notice
 improved frame rate on iPhones. The same goes for Firefox running on
 Android, and arguably on Chrome and the default browser on Android too,
 except that here, the `translateX` offset of -100% somehow refers to the
 space occupied by all three tabs, so the wrapper slides just enough such
 that none of the tabs are visible. This is odd, since transform percentages
 are specified as relating to the full box model of the element being
 transformed — and computed style unambiguously describes the wrapper width
 as being the same as its parent (not, as the result implies, stretched
 3-fold to accomodate the tabs).
 
 Can we describe this as a bug?

If I understand correctly (no Android based device to test over here), Android 
default browser treats the inner width of .tabs as the total of your 3 
‘columns’ for the purpose of the translate3d transform ? And then only in 
portrait mode. Does G Chrome for Android work correctly ?

That sounds yucky indeed. I don’t have any solution…. Does specifying
.tabs { width: 100%; }
help anything ?

I also wonder if this has something todo with the way you write viewport meta 
(the correct way, using a column (,) as a separator). I seem to remember that 
had Android being buggy with that - they ‘accidentally’ allowed the use of a 
semi-column (;) instead, and have ‘better’ support for it (Mobile Safari drops 
everything after the 1st semi-column).

PS - with Safari 6.01 on Mountain Lion, the text rendering after performing the 
translate3d transform looks quite poop - smoothing gone bad ? I’ve never seen 
that before. G Chrome isn’t great either, but not as bad as Safari.

Philippe
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