On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 11:52:02 +0100 Wiesiek [EMAIL PROTECTED] babbled:
2006/11/13, The Rasterman Carsten Haitzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 14:06:49 +0100 Wiesiek [EMAIL PROTECTED] babbled:
is any plan to change it - something like change fonts accordingly to
locale
2006/11/13, The Rasterman Carsten Haitzler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
is any plan to change it - something like change fonts accordingly to
locale ?
there are no plans to change the default font. you can change the font
later if
it's not about not helping you - it's about changing fonts for an
Hi,
I've written a small script that downloads e17 from CVS and builds it.
It's written in Ruby. Sorry if you don't like that :). You'll need Ruby
installed.
It also does a few trivial checks for a few things (cvs, make, automake,
autoconf, gettext, libtoolize, pkg-config, autoheader).
2006/11/16, Jan Rychter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
While I do understand what you're saying, I thought I'd pitch in -- I'm
not sure if you're aware of the fact that the DejaVu fonts are
derivatives of Bitstream Vera, with an extended character set.
This means that without changing *anything* but the
The peculiar thing is, when I changed over to ubuntu edgy recently from
SuSE 9.4, I went through the fonts looking for a nice one to use for my
day to day usage. Figuring there might have been a different set of
fonts installed, and one of them might be better than what I was using
in the past.
Well, there are some other scripts for that purpose, such as Raster's
get_e.sh or easy_e17.sh. I've seen script for download/install E17 from CVS
even written in Python, but never in Ruby. So, thank you. Ruby fans will
like it and maybe will help you to improve it.
Also, you may be interested in
Luchezar Petkov wrote:
Well, there are some other scripts for that purpose, such as Raster's
get_e.sh or easy_e17.sh. I've seen script for download/install E17
from CVS even written in Python, but never in Ruby. So, thank you.
Ruby fans will like it and maybe will help you to improve it.
On 11/16/06, Eugen Minciu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luchezar Petkov wrote:
Well, there are some other scripts for that purpose, such as Raster's
get_e.sh or easy_e17.sh. I've seen script for download/install E17
from CVS even written in Python, but never in Ruby. So, thank you.
Ruby fans
Hi,
I've made some changement on the pager config.
The first one let the user choose the mouse button he wants for the two
type of drag.
And the second disable the wheel callback on the pager. The wheel
callback on the pager works only if the pager is in a shelf above
everything. By default it's
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 19:40:58 +0100
lok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've made some changement on the pager config.
The first one let the user choose the mouse button he wants for the two
type of drag.
And the second disable the wheel callback on the pager. The wheel
callback on the pager
A way to make it cleaner and more generic would be to do as
Jose said: render the OpenGL scene in a buffer, and render the
buffer content in an Evas image. This should even be compatible
with all the engines, but it may be a lot slower (I don't know,
I never did something like that).
This fixes the warning when running the advanced - icon test in
ewl_test. I'm not positive its correct, but figured I'd drop it to the
list for furthur review.
--
Nick Hughart
Code poet, Linux user, and web developer all in one.? ewl_icon_fix.diff
Index: ewl_icon.c
Here are two patches to clean up a warning on cancel and make the test program
run properly.
--
Nick Hughart
Code poet, Linux user, and web developer all in one.Index: ewl_filedialog.c
===
RCS file:
Thanks for the patches. Committed.
On 11/17/06, Nick Hughart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are two patches to clean up a warning on cancel and make the test
program run properly.
--
Nick Hughart
Code poet, Linux user, and web developer all in one.
Basically, what one wants here is a means to do one's own
'rendering' in a way that is 'fitted' to some given evas engine.
The current argb32 data set/get mechanism for image objs
allows one to do this in a general way that works for all engines,
you can use your own routines,
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