Images location, returns this error "Server not found" Firefox can't find the server at nsa14.casimages.com.
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3. Odd behaviour whilst using a graphics tablet while the shell
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 06:44:59 +0200
From: Frederik Nnaji <frederik nnaji gmail com>
To: Kao Chen <kaochen2 gmail com>
Cc: gnome-shell-list gnome org
Subject: Re: Space, Times and projects
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whow, this, too, is awesome!
projects are not only stuff you do at work, they are a natural element of
our workflow.
On Sun, May 16, 2010 at 10:48, Kao Chen <kaochen2 gmail com> wrote:
> Ok, just a little update:
> The desktop with 3 inserts which represent the loaded projects.
> http://nsa14.casimages.com/img/2010/05/16/100516104820713865.jpg
>
> And the widget open, here:
> http://nsa14.casimages.com/img/2010/05/16/100516104849276823.jpg
> With the recently open applications for this project
>
thanks a lot!
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 07:05:06 +0200
From: Frederik Nnaji <frederik nnaji gmail com>
To: doshitan <doshitan gmail com>
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On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 01:38, doshitan <doshitan gmail com> wrote:
> I know that eventually there will be automatic window resizing implemented
> in the Shell, a la Windows Aero Snap, and that is good, but I would like to
> see even more from this feature. Something along the lines of SizeUp or if
> we want to be really cool, Divvy.
>
> Screencast of SizeUp in action here:
> http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/sizeup/
>
> Screencast of Divvy here: http://mizage.com/divvy/
>
oh beautiful, tiling without the need for snapping.
>
> With this kind of functionality, the Shell could act like a tiling window
> manager for those that want to set it up to be so!
>
yeah, very useful indeed.
Snapping is indeed a useful thing to do, the use cases for free window
resizing are fairly limited, snapping resize or resizing in a grid makes
much more sense, especially when you want to think of docking stuff to edges
and such..
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Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 10:36:34 +0100
From: Dan <techno-mole ntlworld com>
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Subject: Odd behaviour whilst using a graphics tablet while the shell
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Hello.
I am currently running gnome shell from the testing ppa and last night I
noticed that if I try to use my graphics tablet (it's a trust tb-6300,
using the wizardpen driver) it's very jerky and it lags, for example if
I draw a line in gimp the cursor moves and then a second or so later the
line appears, I had thought it was something to do with gimp or maybe
the driver, but if I close gnome shell the tablet then starts working
smoothly again ?
I have been running compiz, but shut it down to run gnome shell, but I
have found that whether I run compiz or just metacity the tablet runs
smooth, it's only when I run gnome shell and try and use the tablet, I
did also try using it with other drawing type app's (mypaint,inkscape
etc) and got the same results, very jerky movement and lag.
Could it be down to the compositing of gnome shell and components
(mutter/clutter etc)
For info on the driver and such like here is the launchpad page relating
to it - https://launchpad.net/wizardpen
My current version of gnome shell - 2.31.2
+git20100526.5b971a66-0ubuntu1~10.04~ricotz1
If it's any use my system specs are as follows -
Ubuntu lucid 64bit.
4gb ram
3.ghz cpu (amd dual core)
nvidia pci express card 9500gt (512mb ddr 3 ram)
plenty of space left on hdd (which are both sata 2)
Liking the latest version by the way, the small gui for adjusting the
clock is good.
Many Thanks.
? All of us are travellers lost,
our tickets arranged at a cost
unknown but beyond our means.
This odd itinerary of scenes
--enigmatic, strange, unreal--
leaves us unsure how to feel.
No post-mortem journey is rife
with more mystery than life. ?
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