Hi! Of course, I'll work on that on the weekend. I'll attach it to this
bug report once its done and you can then place it on screenlets.org.
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Diego, is there any chance that you write a short tutorial about how to
use this feature? I think a short list of steps needed would be enough.
We could link it from screenlets.org or even just this bug report.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Screenlets doesn't remember the correct workspace on restart
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Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Last patch was setting the window role too late and thus the window
manager wouldn't correctly place the window. Fixed this by setting the
window role as soon as it is created (and less changes are necessary as
well).
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I've also commited the changes to baazar (revs 724 and 725).
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Attaching the patch for session.py
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Ok, I managed to come up with a much simpler solution. Instead of making
copies, I'm just setting the window role, which was previously unused
and can be used to uniquely identify windows.
I'm currently using the configuration's file name to name the window
role, so for each different configuratio
Maybe you can make a generic DummyScreenletNN.py (or whatever name you
need) calling to WhateverScreenlet.py, because it's good NOT to have
many of the same actual screenlets in system. I think, it would cause
trouble when updating a screenlet version and/or render modifying the
screenlet code very
Hi! I wasn't familiar with Baazar itself although I'm familiar with
other versioning systems so it should be ok. I've already checked out
the sources and I'll submit once I have something working.
As for the symlink, I'll probably link everything but the screenlet's
.py script itself since I'll ne
It seems acceptable, it's not more hackish than screenlets itself, but
I suggest that instead of just a copy, you should create a symbolic
link. Are you familiar with Bazaar version control? I made you member of
Screenlets Developers team, and you can submit code directly. Just try
to write clean
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Status: New
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I've decided to take a look around Screenlet's code and while I'm not a
python expert I figured out the way it loads its Screenlets and I've
(manually) done this as a workaround: Instead of loading the Screenlet
directly, creat a numbered copy on ~/.screenlets and instead load it.
That way we can h
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