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2008-03-16
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@unique311: I didn't mean exactly hildonizing it. Since we are talking about a fullscreen app, SDL can do wonders (if that can be done of course 
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2008-03-16
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Originally Posted by unique311
But that's really all that's to it. The official website calls it a "painting
mypaint might be easier to get hildon.
and it offers a gread deal of brushes...
and pressure sensitivity seems to work.
application". Taking that and transforming it into a graphics editor
with layers, vector & font support and some of the tools you see in
my mockups would require a lot of spare time.
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2008-03-16
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Originally Posted by iamthewalrus
Gtk+ - underlying Hildon - is perfectly capable of doing semi-transparent buttons/widgets. See, for example, the home applets, status bar area and task navigator in OS2008.
Sorry, I meant to say that the gui ideas here, like the semi transparent buttons/widgets are not possible with Hildon. Or am I mistaken?
Cheers,
Andrew
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2008-03-16
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It's for 100% unable to do this interface on n810 with appropriate speed. So much alpha blending will eat cpu power like a hippo, as i think. Just try to scroll Canola2 album cover list and you'll see what i'm talking bout. But it's still very pretty looking though =)
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2008-03-16
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Originally Posted by wazd
I dunno; the bit behind the widgets will be relatively static and not high-speed scrolling with little latency and high refresh speed (the requirements of Canola's album cover list). Also, it would almost certainly have to implemented in C, C++ or Vala to get the necessary speed - so wouldn't suffer Canola's problems with running in Python.
It's for 100% unable to do this interface on n810 with appropriate speed. So much alpha blending will eat cpu power like a hippo, as i think. Just try to scroll Canola2 album cover list and you'll see what i'm talking bout. But it's still very pretty looking though =)
OS2008's using alpha-blended semi-transparency out-of-the-box, it'd be nice for more apps to use similar (and the mockup above is really nice).
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2008-03-16
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Canola is using Enlightment Edje for drawing and python for control, so that's not related to the GTK widgets in any way
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2008-03-16
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Good point, brain fart: it is Sunday afternoon after all ;-)
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2008-03-16
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I saw a youtube of gimp on a n800, it works fine as far as the paintbrush goes. I think it was vecktor drawing not sure.
Search it and watch yourself
Search it and watch yourself
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2008-03-16
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Originally Posted by scumgrief
There used to be a program called Horizon (that was Gimp-based AFAIK) for the 770. I don't think anyone ported it forward but it was a pretty functional graphical editor with an "infinte" canvas.
I saw a youtube of gimp on a n800, it works fine as far as the paintbrush goes. I think it was vecktor drawing not sure.
Search it and watch yourself
Website here:
http://pippin.gimp.org/horizon/
The basic editing tools from that combined with the semi transparent UI mocked up here would be a pretty sweet deal.
Last edited by mwiktowy; 2008-03-16 at 16:59.
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2008-03-16
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Originally Posted by mwiktowy
I have Horizon running on my ITOS2007 N800.
There used to be a program called Horizon (that was Gimp-based AFAIK) for the 770. I don't think anyone ported it forward but it was a pretty functional graphical editor with an "infinte" canvas.
Website here:
http://pippin.gimp.org/horizon/
The basic editing tools from that combined with the semi transparent UI mocked up here would be a pretty sweet deal.
Or I should say: I have it installed. The UI is a bit too freaky for me, so I haven't fired it up in some time. I do my drawing in MaemoPad+. It's limited in functionality, but it supports pressure sensitivity very nicely and even does some minor colour-washing (just try a grey-ish colour with a 10-point or above stylus and repeatedly colour over the same area. It's wery cool)
Man, I could kill for a port of ArtRage...
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