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Posted: 13 Jun 2009 23:17
hey again,
Erwan10, 1st look @ latest git, after reading your "fix-commit" on the mailing list, WOW...XTREMELY BAAAAD MAGIC!!!
This is the way I initially invisioned "raptor" would work while exploring the possibilities of Goldeneye, but confidence quickly went down the toilet after seeing disappointing results. Comitted anyway, posting the skin. The "feel good" in ON again!
This check w debian-squeeze, no compile setup on win32, but confident it would work as sweetly there too. Zoom is beautiful, zoom coefficient is held smartly during alternate layout switching, and anomlies went missing...WYSIWYG!
Another interesting tid-bit seen yesterday, while working up a "test" skin. With multiple layouts (alluded to somewhere on the forum), whichever is the last layout, will be the "default layout" on startup, so, if 17 layouts/window, the 17th will always open 1st, if 2 layouts, as in raptor, the 2nd (last) will be default.
Anyway, your commit, made my commit come right...THANK YOU, MUCHO!
black
Erwan10, 1st look @ latest git, after reading your "fix-commit" on the mailing list, WOW...XTREMELY BAAAAD MAGIC!!!
This is the way I initially invisioned "raptor" would work while exploring the possibilities of Goldeneye, but confidence quickly went down the toilet after seeing disappointing results. Comitted anyway, posting the skin. The "feel good" in ON again!
This check w debian-squeeze, no compile setup on win32, but confident it would work as sweetly there too. Zoom is beautiful, zoom coefficient is held smartly during alternate layout switching, and anomlies went missing...WYSIWYG!
Another interesting tid-bit seen yesterday, while working up a "test" skin. With multiple layouts (alluded to somewhere on the forum), whichever is the last layout, will be the "default layout" on startup, so, if 17 layouts/window, the 17th will always open 1st, if 2 layouts, as in raptor, the 2nd (last) will be default.
Anyway, your commit, made my commit come right...THANK YOU, MUCHO!
black
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