NOTE: The goal of this tool is to gather statistic about
our user base so we could know what to improve and optimize
in the futur. We don't gather personnal information only
hardware and software configuration, so we know more about
the real use of Enlightenment.
At the moment this tool is not uploading anything on a website
nor is it ready at all. I am just pushing it early so that
people using other OS than Linux, can contribute to it. If that
tool is ready for the release, we will use the gathered statistic
for all our futur plan. If your OS is not in, we will basically
not see it and so not take it into account. That's why I highly
encourage those using E on other OS to contribute to this tool.
SVN revision: 78247
Kind of broken, with almost no functionality. Don't risk someone
releasing E17 with this thing. Hopefully I'll be able to rewrite it (or
find someone to do) before release.
SVN revision: 77157
Kind of broken, with almost no functionality. Don't risk someone
releasing E17 with this thing. Hopefully I'll be able to rewrite it (or
find someone to do) before release.
SVN revision: 77156
ConnMan 1.0 is the first stable release and the one being packed by most
distros. Completely remove the old code, together with the
econnman-0.7x dependency. The relevant code is now maintained together
with e17 module for easier maintenance.
SVN revision: 76020
found in the Launcher category, this module allows for windows to be hidden/shown using bindings, and can be used to turn any window/application into a quake-style drop-down terminal or whatever else you would use triggered window hiding/showing for.
config options:
* autohide - hides window when focus is lost
* hide instead of raise - by default, qa will raise an activated window if it doesn't have focus; use this option to make it hide instead of raising
* automatically reopen when closed - this option, when set, causes qa to relaunch the application which created the window if the window is closed. it should (probably) only be used for terminals, and requires some magic for setting window names on terminals which I have created some infra for extending to non-standard terminal types; currently all xterm clones, urxvt, and terminology are supported. note that setting this option will cause the entry to become permanent, as any entry which is set to restart itself when closed cannot be transient
* transient - a window added to qa is initially a transient entry, meaning it's temporary: once you close the window, the binding is deleted, though the binding will remain if you restart e17. if you uncheck this option, it will become a permanent entry which can only be deleted either through the quickaccess advanced settings or the keybindings dialog.
fun fact: you can get to the quickaccess settings faster by clicking the Quickaccess... border menu item
SVN revision: 75550
this was never meant to be a robust and widely-used mounting solution; it's only intended for single user systems and should be used only on those systems
SVN revision: 74574
Now it's possible to do elm_win_add() from your e_modules and use all
elementary features instead of painful e_widgets.
We should consider this experimental, but after e17 is out we should
start to convert dialogs and such to elementary, eventually
deprecating e_widgets and the theme duplication.
NOTE: requires r74156 with elementary patch.
I'll send an email to the list with a simple patch to skel module to
demo this.
SVN revision: 74157
if you have ephysics installed, a new module 'Physics' will be available under Look which provides some fun physics effects on windows such as:
*velocity based on drag direction/speed
*collisions
*gravity
note that the edges of the screen are considered boundaries, and so windows will bounce off or get stuck in them; you will have to drag a window out if it gets stuck because I've disabled physics effects in edge areas to both 1) prevent windows from sneaking past the screen limits and flying off into space 2) actually getting stuck to the point that you can't get them out
help needed!
SVN revision: 73365
it can open files using XDG specification, including defaults.list
(~/.local/share/applications/defaults.list and
/usr/share/applications/defaults.list) and mime type handlers known by
your system.
Now we should get xdg people to detect enlightenment and call this
binary.
SVN revision: 73317
This is used to open a file manager window from another process. It
will use DBus interface:
org.enlightenment.FileManager.OpenDirectory(path)
It returns immediately, but we could enhance the DBus interface and
make it act like a real file manager process if that is needed.
SVN revision: 73084
have done here beyond just "copy the code" is:
1. fix up some code that was useless (didnt need to be done).
2. reformat all the code to be closer to efl/e style guidelines
3. add flags to the gadget popup menu to change keyboard
4. fix lots of warnings
5. fix some correctness in c - () vs (void)
6. added q66 to AUTHORS
7. made it use _() intl macro, not D_() (needed)
8. put xkbswitch module stuff in theme (need some prettying/work)
9. added some XXX: comments on things to do
right now xkbswithc is actually very powerful (thanks q66) but its not
that user-friendly. it lets you add a short-list of "keyboard layouts"
you nee/duse. the gagdet lets you quick-switch between them. this
actually works. it has nice little flaggy things to try help you out.
what we probably need to do is:
1. fix a buffer overflow waiting to happen in the kbdswitch changing.
XXX'd
2. add a wizard page asking for kbd layout
3. double-check that "last used kbdlayout" is actually turned on
4. move xkbd config to core e config (not separate in module)
5. pretty up the gagdet (add a shadow around the flag, some
placeholder if no flag is selected etc.)
6. go over the xkb parser - it looks fragile from a read
:)
SVN revision: 70531
Cedric BAIL
Carsten Haitzler
Mike Blumenkrantz
Lucas De Marchi
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
Chidambar Zinnoury
Vincent Torri
Sebastian Dransfeld
Christopher Michael
Eric Schuele
Tom Hacohen
Iván Briano