i'd like to write a plasmoid-wrapper for byzanz which is a really nice desktop
record tool especially can produce gif directly.
thanks for your help advance.
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Ship it!
Thank you for the patch. Works perfectly !
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Op 18 mei 2013 12:12 schreef "Marco Martin" het
volgende:
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> On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 8:44 PM, Mark wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I've been teased by this bug [1] for years but never bothered to look
into it.
>>
>> I'm browsing through dozens of files, enabling debug output as i go..
>> but nothing extr
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Review request for Plasma, Shantanu Tus
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 8:44 PM, Mark wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been teased by this bug [1] for years but never bothered to look into
> it.
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> I'm browsing through dozens of files, enabling debug output as i go..
> but nothing extra gets printed. I used qDebug() just to be sure that i
> didn't an "o
Hello,
> Restoring to one snapshot is not implementation-wise different from the
> possibility to have multiple snapshots :)
If we are just talking about "linear" snapshots then this might not be too
difficult to manage in your head, but having "branching" snapshots starts
to complicate things.
On Saturday, 18. May 2013. 11.25.50 Djuro Drljaca wrote:
> Hello,
>
> @Ivan: no, you are wrong :P
Well, not by far :)
> Another use case for what I suggested is this:
> 1) you create an activity and configure it to what you want its "default"
> state (or lets call it "snapshot") to look like
> 2
Hello,
@Ivan: no, you are wrong :P
What I was thinking of is something like this:
1) you create an activity and configure it to what you want its "default"
state (or lets call it "snapshot") to look like
2) you make a snapshot
3) you do some "work" and decide to clone/copy/move the current state
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> > Maybe there could even be a feature to make a "snapshot" of
> > the current activity state and then another feature to restore that
> > snapshot.
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> that is (essentially) what stop/start does.
I guess Djuro thought about creating multiple snapshots - to restore them
later.
The only thing
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