Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
2) Thanks :). - Apr 23 2010
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
there are two small modifications I'd like to see to make the theme a bit nicer:
1) I always have the Bookmarks sidebar open. It looks like a Qt dock window, which is nice. However the splitter handle to the right to modify its width has a dark right edge despite the dock window already having a frame. This looks a bit ugly, especially next to the tab bar - there's a dark line between the sidebar dock window frame and the tab bar that looks unnecessary there. Could you remove the dark edge maybe?
2) The top edge of the status bar has a groove that extends for most of the width of the status bar, except for ~5px of margin on the left, and on the right it doesn't go over any of the status bar icons (AdBlock, Weave, etc.). That looks pretty odd. For one, Oxygen has no such groove in the status bar, and the fact that it isn't full-width makes it look like a glitch. Could you remove the groove? - Apr 23 2010
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
However, I have an idea about how that might be fixable, but I need a Firefox theming expert like yourself to actually investigate whether it is possible.
Modern HTML has gained a new tag called canvas in which 2D vector graphics can be presented, built up using a JavaScript API. The canvas tag also supports radial gradients.
In the WebKit HTML engine, it's possible to use a canvas tag as an image source. In other word, you can have an img tag, or a CSS background-image rule that doesn't specify a file but a canvas tag, and then you can dynamically render into that via the JavaScript canvas API.
Now, the Firefox UI is drawn the same way as Firefox draws HTML pages, using the Gecko rendering engine. If is is possible to:
a) Use the canvas tech in Firefox XUL chrome.
and
b) Use a canvas tag as the image source for the UI background.
... then you could dynamically calculate the UI background and try to recreate the Oxygen radial gradient in your theme. - Apr 14 2010
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by jimmy88 1778 comments
deKorator Themes by DjMadness 4 comments
deKorator Themes by DjMadness 4 comments
likely you see the window opening because Yakuake is started twice after login
on your system: Once by KDE's Session Manager, which restarts all apps that
were running at logout by default (see System Settings -> Advanced -> Session
Manager), and once by your Autostart entry. - Oct 29 2009
Beyond those two scenarios, Yakuake actually does start hidden by default (i.e. the option Jucato mentions is disabled by default). - Oct 14 2009
The terminal area in Yakuake is actually not part of the Yakuake codebase, but of Konsole's codebase. Yakuake embeds the Konsole KPart component. The link detection and opening behavior is implemented there. Best file a wish at http://bugs.kde.org/ :)
> Also is it possible to disable the titlebar? I never use this and sometimes even accidentally close yakuake when I try to close a tab.
This is currently not supported, sorry. There's an unsupported trick you can use, however: You can look at the title.skin file of the skin you're using, and edit the image referenced under "back_image=" in the "[Background]" group to only be 1px in height. That also makes the title bar 1px in height.
> Great program. Glad to be it is being maintained and kept in good shape.
Thanks! - Aug 08 2009
Please file a report on the bug tracker so I don't forget. You can use this shortcut:
https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=yakuake - Jul 17 2009
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
http://www.droidfonts.com/ - Jun 03 2009
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
More:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droid_fonts
http://www.ascenderfonts.com/info/droid-fonts.aspx - Jun 03 2009
System Tools (NOT OS or ROMS) by domseichter 83 comments
To allow custom labels even with automatic label updating enabled there first needs to be some UI way to return to automatic updating after setting a custom label. - May 17 2009
2. Well, I am Eike Hein ... but I still don't know what D-Bus interface you're talking about, sorry :-). Maybe there was a misunderstanding back then. I probably meant foregroundProcessId() in KDE 4.3's TerminalInterfaceV2, which is a C++ API method that can be used to check whether a given Konsole KPart instance has a foregorund process running. - May 12 2009
1. Sorry, I didn't understand that sentence -- could you rephrase it? In particular I don't know what you mean with "It clicked in".
2. I'm not sure what D-Bus interface you're referring to, sorry. In KDE 4.3 there's slightly expanded terminal interface class for the KPart with methods to check for the existence of a foreground process, however -- future Yakuake versions may make use that to warn when closing a terminal/session with a running foreground process. - May 11 2009
Coloring: I'm unsure how this fits in with Yakuake's skinning system. Filling the entire tab background with color would definitely break the aesthetics of various skins, but perhaps I can fill the bounding rectangle of the actual text label, with slightly rounded corners for a nicer appearance. I will consider implementing this -- it would help if you could file a wishlist item in the bug tracker so I won't forget. (That said, I think the KDE 4 version of Konsole no longer offers this feature, but that doesn't mean Yakuake can't.)
Regarding a session mode that prevents accidental keyboard input: I'll have to investigate a bit on whether I can pull it off (the KDE 3 version of the Konsole KPart prevented the installation of event filters on the terminal widget which made filtering keyboard events tricky, but that may have changed in the KDE 4 KPart), but I'm fairly sure there's going to be some way, and I will consider doing it. There's an existing wishlist item on preventing accidental closing in the bug tracker; you could add a comment there about the keyboard input thing if you'd like. - Feb 26 2009