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Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by fatalsaint (Post 512166)

I'm pretty sure I flagged mine as GPL. Did so in the Debian packaging anyway. And the source code is the same thing as the app to run it since it's python.

I didn't specify what version of GPL though. But, just because Sonata is GPL does that mean the images couldn't be copyrighted?

Well the issue is GPLv3 is not compatible with GPLv1/2 directly.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq....3Compatibility

Usually the images fall under the same license and the code.

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Originally Posted by karim0028

Usually GPL means you can do anything with it as long as its open source, code, graphics and all....

Somewhat. The easy way to look at is:
BSD/MIT licenses say Do anything you want with my work so long as you credit me (no restrictions on your license, doesn't even have to be open source)

GPL/Apache say Do what you want to as long as you release all the derivative works under the same license.

You should prob read this whole page, especially the requirement to be able to display the license to the user.
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/quick-guide-gplv3.html

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by Thorprime (Post 512253)

Well the issue is GPLv3 is not compatible with GPLv2 directly. Usually the images fall under the same license and the code.

Somewhat. The easy way to look at is:
BSD/MIT licenses say Do anything you want with my work so long as you credit me (no restrictions on your license, doesn't even have to be open source)

GPL/Apache say Do what you want to as long as you release all the derivative works under the same license.

Don't forget LGPL... some sort of bastardized step-child if hypothetically GPL and BSD got drunk together and found there way to Vegas...

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by fatalsaint (Post 512245)

I just can't win... I use orange and get told it conflicts with the default theme's... I use black/white to be generic and get told I need color! :D

I'm hoping someday I'll figure out how to pull colors from whatever theme you're using and use those. Don't know how to do that yet.. but now that I got transparent icons working (somewhat) decently then the framework is there for it.. just need a way to dynamically grab the colors.

Every time the theme changes, the symlink:

/etc/hildon/theme

points to the current theme.

Inside that directory is a file called:

colors.config

For the "Harmony" theme, it looks like this:

Code:

[Colors]



DefaultTextColor=#ffffff

SecondaryTextColor=#bababa

ActiveTextColor=#26abff

DisabledTextColor=#8e8e8e

PaintedTextColor=#000000



ReversedTextColor=#141414

ReversedSecondaryTextColor=#707070

ReversedActiveTextColor=#0072c2

ReversedDisabledTextColor=#949494

ReversedPaintedTextColor=#ffffff



DefaultBackgroundColor=#181818

DarkerBackgroundColor=#101010

ReversedBackgroundColor=#ffffff

SelectionColor=#30a8f8

ReversedSelectionColor=#68b8f8



ContentBackgroundColor=#000000

ContentFrameColor=#000000

ContentSelectionColor=#ffffff



TitleTextColor=#ffffff

ButtonTextColor=#ffffff

ButtonTextPressedColor=#ffffff

ButtonTextDisabledColor=#8c8c8c



AccentColor1=#41b5ff

AccentColor2=#004e80

AccentColor3=#005890

AttentionColor=#ff1919



NotificationBackgroundColor=#f8c858

NotificationTextColor=#181101

NotificationSecondaryTextColor=#4a3503

Also, the "alpha" and "beta" themes seem to be their own monsters when in a pinch. Lots of good stuff in "alpha" and "beta."

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by fatalsaint (Post 512259)

Don't forget LGPL...

Yeh.... We don't talk about the LGPL :)

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by daperl (Post 512266)

Holy mother of WIN post!!!!!!!! You rock! Thanks!!!!

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

New version sent. It now should be pulling "ActiveTextColor" from the theme's config, and defaulting to white if not found.

If another color seems better suited someone let me know.. colors are a little off in my SDK.

All of the below issues have been fixed, please test them:

Quote:

Originally Posted by karim0028 (Post 512235)

Hey BTW, could you add some color to the UI?

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Originally Posted by Thorprime (Post 510826)

Here are a few issues.
1: Your current username is not pre-poplated in the username screen.

2: Clicking out of the username menu to cancel crashes the app. (Or at least it quits, not sure where the crashlogs would be if it had crashed)
Closing other menus this way such as "station/create" doesn't cause the issue.

3: White border on active buttons (probably a Qt issue you may be aware of)

4:Probably should change "Snooze" to "Sleep" or "sleep timer", as this is what it is called on most TV's, ect. (But the feature works great! Awesome)

Also, the transparency is working properly now.. no more "down" buttons that was more of a hack than anything.

Please provide feedback!

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

Oops.. just realized I didn't add the "No Image Found."

Another new upload will be coming soon..

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

Ok, latest version: 1.0-3, has all fixes + No Image Found when an album cover is not found.

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

Works and looks great!
+1 vote to move to extras-testing

Re: [application] pyPianobar (with pianobar)

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Originally Posted by Thorprime (Post 513926)

Works and looks great!
+1 vote to move to extras-testing

Would appreciate a screenshot of how the new one looks with your theme... in my SDK it's supposed to be "blue" for the alpha but shows orange.. it's really weird. Hard to tell what it really looks like.

If no one complains by tomorrow I'll throw it into testing.

ETA: Quick thought... what about an icon?