Re: Installing Leo from GitHub via pip?

Hello Matt, 2018-04-04 1:45 GMT+02:00 Matt Wilkie : > > ​Thanks for your investigations. Matt is on vacation. He'll be the one >> to comment when he returns. >> > > I'm back! and playing catch up. Viktor please open a bug on Github if you > haven't already so I don't forget to come back to it.

Re: Installing Leo from GitHub via pip?

> ​Thanks for your investigations. Matt is on vacation. He'll be the one > to comment when he returns. > I'm back! and playing catch up. Viktor please open a bug on Github if you haven't already so I don't forget to come back to it. A clean direct install from Github via pip is intended to

Leo's new menus

#765: Improve the Cmds menu inspired the work. This item is now closed. I was about to blow off this item when I finally saw how to make menus "task oriented". The key is so simple: just use verb-object form, especially for organizer menus

Re: Config files

On Tue, Apr 3, 2018 at 2:47 PM, Rob wrote: ​Do [the​ > leo xx pt.leo files > ​]​ > ​ ​ > have any real value now? > ​No, they don't, imo. ​ > If not, would it make sense to remove them (or at least archive them)? > ​Rev 86d47018b deletes them. Edward -- You received this message because y

Config files

As I'm learning how to simplify modifying my own settings and themes, I look in the main leoSettings.leo file as well as the other files in the config directory for ideas and guidance. It seems that most of them are no longer relevant, at best, and perhaps worse. The leo xx pt.leo files are ove

Re: Installing Leo from GitHub via pip?

Hello Edward, Am Montag, 2. April 2018 12:17:14 UTC+2 schrieb Edward K. Ream: > > On Sun, Apr 1, 2018 at 2:22 PM, Viktor Ransmayr > wrote: > > Hello Edward & Leo community, >> > > ​Thanks for your investigations. Matt is on vacation. He'll be the one > to comment when he returns. > Thanks for