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Perfection
Plasma Themes by mageden 14 comments
I have made an opaque version of some svg files, so that Perfection displays nicely without desktop composition enabled.
Here are the three files I created:
opaque/dialogs/background.svgz
opaque/widgets/tooltip.svgz
opaque/widgets/viewitem.svgz
Where can I send you these files? - Jul 16 2009
Here are the three files I created:
opaque/dialogs/background.svgz
opaque/widgets/tooltip.svgz
opaque/widgets/viewitem.svgz
Where can I send you these files? - Jul 16 2009
...And as for the setup solution you are talking about, I don't see unless you want a Windows-like installation program?
At the moment you only get a Linux-like installation program, i.e. binary packages. And I don't think it will change. But it works only if distributions make Gambas packages the right way! - Nov 18 2007
At the moment you only get a Linux-like installation program, i.e. binary packages. And I don't think it will change. But it works only if distributions make Gambas packages the right way! - Nov 18 2007
Apparently there is a problem with OpenSuse packages yet... I can't fix that myself, you should ask OpenSuse instead.
But if you read the website, you will see that you can get correct OpenSuse packages made by Guillermo Ballester Valor from its repository at http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/suser-gbv/rpms/10.3/RPMS/i586/. - Nov 18 2007
But if you read the website, you will see that you can get correct OpenSuse packages made by Guillermo Ballester Valor from its repository at http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/misc/suser-gbv/rpms/10.3/RPMS/i586/. - Nov 18 2007
You can already develop components in C/C++, but like with drivers in the linux kernel, their source must be included in the main source package.
And like linux drivers, they are dynamically loaded at runtime, in spite of the bugs in the ld.so dynamic loader :-)
Writing components directly in Gambas is planned for version after 1.0
Thanks for your remarks. - Aug 28 2004
And like linux drivers, they are dynamically loaded at runtime, in spite of the bugs in the ld.so dynamic loader :-)
Writing components directly in Gambas is planned for version after 1.0
Thanks for your remarks. - Aug 28 2004