Hi On Thu, 2010-02-04 at 20:09 -0600, Michael Lustfield wrote: > If I open a file with vim most of the text color is black. It's not
Interesting. Could you maybe post your config file to a pastebin or something, so I can try to reproduce this? > I also noticed that the Delete key acts like its bound to the Backspace > key. There's definitely some fine tuning to be done here - I realised that we had a pretty broken chunk of code for controlling the backspace/delete bindings in previous releases, they just happened to work out right for the majority of users. There's also a horrible bug in the python vte bindings that I'm working around. I'll take a deeper look at this. > And the last thing for the night - I'll revert to 0.14 after this - is > that the title shouldn't show up unless there are two windows. I agree it looks ugly to have the titlebar with only one Terminal. I wanted to remove the ability for users to hide the titlebar, because it's becoming so vital to things like grouping, that having to constantly keep track of whether it's visible or not was making things too complicated. > > I can't change key bindings Good catch, editing keybindings doesn't reload them without re-opening Terminator. > > I can only change text and background color - not title background > > colors Yeah I haven't yet exposed the title colours through the preferences window yet. > > I don't see any way to name a profile Interesting. The profile names in the list are editable, just click a couple of times. It's good feedback though, it suggests I need to make them more obviously editable. > > You also don't have any built-in schemes You mean built-in profiles? I guess we could think of some useful sets. I'm not sure about that though. > > The name epic-config is kind of a funny name. It's temporary, I didn't want to overwrite 0.14 configs until we can convert them. > > I tried adding that but terminator wouldn't start. I guess it's because > > it's repeated already in that profile. If it's failing to start it's probably printing a traceback, which I definitely need to see :) > > NOTE: It might be a good idea to throw a warning to the user on line on > > something like that and just ignore that part. Definitely > > I also wasn't able to figure out where to set the cursor so it wouldn't > > blink form the configuration. Setting it in the config itself worked > > just fine. cursor_blink = False Good catch, that should be exposed in the preferences editor. > > Also.. this is VERY odd - if I maximize one terminal and open another > > terminal in front of that I get the weird glitch where no text is shown Hrm, could you describe the exact steps to reproduce that? > > Very nice work. I like what I see. Hopefully this is the feedback you > > wanted. :) Very much so, thanks very much! Fresh eyes are so good at finding all the little oddities I've grown accustomed to. Cheers, -- Chris Jones [email protected] www.tenshu.net _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~terminator-users Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~terminator-users More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
