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2010-02-16
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Repackaging would be great shin since, from my understanding, I still would need to install Cairo Clock first for the dependencies even though I wouldn't use that clock.
Now that you got your first python applet script behind you, do you think you'd be willing to make another one?
I was thinking perhaps of a date notification applet that would go right on the desktop.
It would display day, month, date and year in a customizable arrangement and one could choose their own font and color for it.
Well, unless that's already been done by someone else and I don't know about it or if you're already sick of coding.
Now that you got your first python applet script behind you, do you think you'd be willing to make another one?
I was thinking perhaps of a date notification applet that would go right on the desktop.
It would display day, month, date and year in a customizable arrangement and one could choose their own font and color for it.
Well, unless that's already been done by someone else and I don't know about it or if you're already sick of coding.
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2010-02-23
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This is something that I was working on since the SVGClock performance tuning.. Should be able to post soon
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2010-02-23
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That calendar looks gorgeous shin!
Yeah, I definitely will drop that on my desktop as well.
Who would have ever guessed that you code so well?
Yeah, I definitely will drop that on my desktop as well.
Who would have ever guessed that you code so well?
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2010-02-28
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Heya shin!
I just noticed something for the first time with your SVG Clock.
Is there any way to set the opacity for this to 255 so that anything below it doesn't bleed through the clock?
I just noticed something for the first time with your SVG Clock.
Is there any way to set the opacity for this to 255 so that anything below it doesn't bleed through the clock?
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2010-02-28
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Addison - Unlike the FlipCalendar that you are helping to test, SVGClock does not have the capability to adjust the opacity.. In otherwords, the opacity of the clock is based on the transparency level of the SVG theme that is being used..
For example, the HTC theme clock face (SVG file) that you are using is completely opaque. However you would find that the black transparent clock face from here would allow for a high level of transparency, which is due to the SVG file being created with that level of opacity
hope this answers your query..
For example, the HTC theme clock face (SVG file) that you are using is completely opaque. However you would find that the black transparent clock face from here would allow for a high level of transparency, which is due to the SVG file being created with that level of opacity
hope this answers your query..
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2010-02-28
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Thanks shin! Yeah, that makes perfect sense.
The thing is, within some of these .svg files, I'm seeing coding such as:
So I was wondering if it's safe to set all these numbers to 255.
If that can be done, I'll give it a try..
The thing is, within some of these .svg files, I'm seeing coding such as:
Code:
inkscape:pageopacity="0.0" style="stop-color:#ffffff;stop-opacity:0;" style="stop-color:#7f7f7f;stop-opacity:0.49803922;" style="stop-color:#3f3f3f;stop-opacity:0.74901961;" style="stop-color:#000000;stop-opacity:1;" borderopacity="1.0"
If that can be done, I'll give it a try..
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2010-03-01
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looking at the opacity values mentioned in your msg the max and min values seem to be 1 and 0 respectively. So 255 may not work.. Having said that, not sure if editing the opacity values of the .SVG file as you mentioned would work..
Sure way of editing and increasing/decreasing opacity of a SVG file is through inkscape, the open source vector graphics editor from hereor VectorMagic from here .
Sure way of editing and increasing/decreasing opacity of a SVG file is through inkscape, the open source vector graphics editor from hereor VectorMagic from here .
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2010-03-03
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Having said that, not sure if editing the opacity values of the .SVG file as you mentioned would work..
I decided not to listen to your advice and went ahead anyway and ended up exploding my desktop.
Maybe I shouldn't try doing that again. *lol*
Oh well, it wasn't even a complaint from me. It was just something at the time I was curious about for some odd reason.
Hey real quick.
Were you able to grab all of those clock themes back when you first started this project?
There's been a few that I have not been able to download such as this one:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.p...content=108950
Thanks shin!
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2010-03-09
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Originally Posted by shin
what clock theme is that?
This is something that I was working on since the SVGClock performance tuning.. Should be able to post soon
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Be warned, posts are often line of thoughts at highway speeds...
Writing the static SVG components to a buffer surface and removing the lines for rendering them from the expose event have helped the performance..
I will try updating the original post in this thread, with the optimized Python script to let anyone interested to get it easily. Perhaps I should look at repackaging the next version of the SVGClock with dependencies ..