Today I've worked on a little on my toy python-only Gtk UI Light Language (GULL), which is an experiment to write a lighter, more compact, UI definition file for #GTK instead of XML.
My experiment works only with python, as the code which parse and build widgets is all in python/py-gobject . It has also some nice functionality, like import other definition files as widgets and python module to connect functions to events. Oh and probably will ever support only Gtk3, because it's a toy, I'm lazy and I didn't started to look into Gtk4 yet...
I was thinking about writing a "converter" from my format into XML, to be able to use it via standard GtkBuilder.
GTK has an XML-based format for declaratively constructing user interface components, but I've wanted to make a dedicated markup language for quite a while. This is my new prototype.
A proposito di necrologi: non so se l'ha fatto Festa Campanile o qualcun altro, ma ne sentii uno di un salumiere che veniva usato anche come pubblicità del negozio. Magari qualcunә qui se lo ricorda.
Your big patch is about a specific feature so we’ll see who’s foolish enough to try to use the admin log viewer since it was impractical before your patch and the new feature is still pretty confidential.
Collector is a #GNOME collection manager based on lesana, still #wip. Lately I found the time (and the will) to get back to hack on it.
Collection entries now can be added and edited, using specific widget per field type, with input validation. Field types are been updated to be in sync to latest lesana release.
A GtkSourceView allow edit yaml fields (with validation)
Still many thing doesn't works as it should: textviews expand instead of wrap text, settings dialog don't fit on phone, fields can't be removed nor ordered, git integration is to do and entry list view needs speed up...
mh.. son riuscito a fare un progetto #meson + #vala + #gtk3 (da template di Builder) che dipende da una libreria che si trova in un sottoprogetto #meson + #vala ... interessante...
I was puzzled on why #syncthing on my laptop was showing "2021-06-02" as last synchronization date with my #raspberrypi. So I logged in my raspi via ssh, and magically the two devices started to sync. A quick look at the raspberrpi's journal (# journalctl --since=today) showed:
ago 02 17:22:20 raspberrypi systemd[32888]: pam_unix(systemd-user:session): session opened for user pi(uid=1000) by (uid=0)
[...]
ago 02 17:22:21 raspberrypi syncthing[32908]: [start] INFO: syncthing v1.12.1-ds1 "Fermium Flea" (go1.15.9 linux-arm64) debian@debian 2021-04-08 21:52:00 UTC
🤦 I had setuped Syncthing to start with a user #systemd service unit, so the service was running only when user had log in and was stopped when the user logs out!
I want the synced files to be own by the user, so I have to run Synchthing from a system unit, but as my user. Now.. I could copy the user service file and set up a system service file from there but.... the kind developers of Syncthing have done that for us already!
problem is that user's service units are run by systemd's user session, that it is created when user logs in and removed when user logs out, stopping all user units. But my raspberrypi is running as a home server, so no user is logged in usually. I want synching on raspberry running all the time. So I need to run it from a system unit instead of a user one. So when it is setup as
pi@rpi$ systemctl --user enable synching.service
that is my pi user enabling the syncthing user's service for himself. That's what you want on a desktop or a laptop: when you log into you desktop, synchting is started automatically.
this is root (via sudo) setting a service unit for syncthing, using a template unit file: the part you set after the @ when you enable the service is passed as argument, which in unit file is used as a "variable" called %i:
I'm currently using the old Wiko Jerry that was using my wife. Going back to Android from #SailfishOS is soooo difficult... I put my hopes in the pinephone, that one day not too far will be usable as a daily phone :)
questa è vecchia, recuperata grazie alla wayback machine. L'originale è del 2007. Purtroppo mancano le immagini di contorno
Trama: Un'agente dell'FBI porta a bordo di un aereo dei pinguini, senza sapere che il personaggio seduto a fianco a lui è un dirigente microsoft. Quando, per una turbolenza, i pinguini scappano dalla stiva facendo irruzione tra i passeggeri, il dirigente entra in panico e dirotta l'aereo, minacciando i piloti e le hostess con una copia di windows vista premium, urlando "developers! developers! developers!" Sarà compito di un ornitologo in pensione (S.L. Jackson) riportare la situazione alla calma, ritornando a un mestiere che aveva lasciato per colpa di una tragica vicenda.
Appena ho cominciato a mangiare sono stato circondato da una banda di piccoli dinosauri piumati senza paura. Mi sentivo a metà tra un film disney e jurassic park...
Pre-order "Italian Folk Metal" here: https://smarturl.it/ItalianFolkMetal out July 2nd@Maurizio Merluzzo @Mark The Hammer / Marco Arata NANOWAR OF STEEL bass...
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Fabio
in reply to Fabio • •The thing is going out of hand..
(data in screenhost is "fake": I just imported my outbox from @Fabrix.xm Needs mooooore work to handle AP in a way that's not too broken)