Hi all,
long no sound from me, but alive and kicking.
To start, we need a location on the Internet, starting with
documentation, where it's easy to write/create (2d at least) drawings
and formulas.
Do you agree?
Stef
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all I can think of.
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> Best Regards,
> Tobias
> On Mon, Aug 6, 2018 at 3:36 PM Stef Bon wrote:
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> > Hi,
> >
> > There are various desktop effects which offer 3D effects (kube for example).
> >
> > I want to know I anyone knows about any plan t
Thanks a lot for the time.
I'm kind of busy now, but soon (2/3 days) I will come with a response.
We'll build an awesome 3D desktop!
Stef
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Oeps, where I write distand I mean distance. In my language (Dutch) the word for
distance is "afstand", notice the trailing d. But I can safely assume everybody
who read my post did understand it ;)
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Thank you both for the info.
I've been thinking about a desktop in the form of a cube, simular like
the 3D cube ysed by KDE. This cube is only activated by the switching
of the desktop (1->2) for example, and the ctrl-F11 key, sooming out
of the cube.
That cube is - I think - the basis for a good
Hi,
There are various desktop effects which offer 3D effects (kube for example).
I want to know I anyone knows about any plan to create a 3D desktop,
eg a desktop with not only the coordinates height and width, but also
depth.
I want to work on this, maybe start it. It would be awesome.
Stef
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2016-06-20 14:48 GMT+02:00 Shawn Rutledge :
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>
> Apparently you are referring to https://codereview.qt-project.org/#/c/141217/
>
Yes.
> Please report a bug, and give any ideas you have for deciding what is a
> pseudo-fs and what isn’t. I don’t think we can say that every FUSE
> filesystem fa
Hi,
I've found aout that the qstorageinfo has changed recently. I'v got a
fuse filesystem and a qt gui using that filesystem. To detect the
mountpoint the gui uses QStorageInfo::mountedVolumes() and walk this
list.
This worked until recently, now the fuse is not found anymore. I've
found out that
when a watch is set on a filesystem, qfilesystemwatcher contacts the
filesystem via a socket, and sends
a message to inform the fs that a watch is set.
Required is some service/daemon that is doing all the fsnotify for
applications (like fam in the past did).
Stef Bon
Hi,
I'm looking at qfilesystemwatcher.
It's not possible to configure what events it watches. For example:
when watching a directory and an event happens on an entry in this
directory: it's changed.
The size for example is changed. qfilesystemwatcher doe not give this
information: it only signals
or, I would like to know what these requirements are.
Stef Bon
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