Just had to say that I got this working with the new patch, which seemed to really break the opengl renderer so I had to resort to d3d, but I had to do the following to the registry to get d3d mode...
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Just had to say that I got this working with the new patch, which seemed to really break the opengl renderer so I had to resort to d3d, but I had to do the following to the registry to get d3d mode...
Sorry it took me so long to respond, I responded to your email to the effect of "If you get me your sourceforge account, you'll have commit access." Feel free to play with the code and if you're...
This is really great! Thanks for pointing this out. I will definitely use this. However, I've discovered a caveat: It only works with gnome applications which use assitive technology. That covers...
I haven't typed much faster than when I used QWERTY. I find the layout more ergonomic however.
Feel free to use the bugtracker on the sourceforge page. However, I have a solution for you:
Find your autokey.py script and search for the line that starts with 'word_chars'. That's a string of...
killall autokey.py
Feel free to play with the source code and let me know if you get anywhere. I'm still swamped, but June is fast approaching...
FYI, the program dynamically reloads...
I just did a Virtual Box install of Hardy and had zero trouble getting snippits working so I'm not sure what the problem is. Only thing I can recommend is to try to reinstall the snippits gem:
...
If I have the time I'll do a virtual box install of Hardy to test out sometime next weekend.
try this in a shell:
locate 'bin*snippit'
echo $SHELL
echo $PATH
ls ~/.profile ~/.bash_profile ~/.login
It won't stop here, but I've just been so incredibly busy (it's midterms right now). I'm hoping over the summer that I'll have a lot of time to spend on this project.
If you need the program to...
Well, gvim already has this feature :). The scroll lock key toggles expansion on and off, so I take it you'll probably want the program off while you're in gvim.
Are you on a 64-bit system perchance? If so, you'll have to rebuild the deb from the source tarball. Download the tar, extract...
I just did a cursory bandwidth test before and after these changes. I used the following site (http://www.bandwidthplace.com/) and ran 10 tests for an average (times are in Mbps).
Before:
>>>...
My point was that it didn't even start as a competition. Two separate distributions run by two different communities came up with an idea of using a packaging system to automatically handle...
If it was easy, it would have been done a long time ago. There are deeply rooted technological reasons why rpm and deb don't mix. It was never the Linux community's ideal to have competing...
Meh, distro chatrooms have been historically bad. #ubuntu is bad, but man...do you guys remember #debian? Christ, that place was quite possibly the most hostile chatroom I ever faced. Even linux...
Hello, I'm the autokey dev. In case you're curious what autokey is, here's a video demonstration and download link: http://autokey.sf.net/.
The good news is I've made a new 0.31.1 release which...
FYI: There was a slight problem with the deb I uploaded. I fixed the problem, but just in case...if you're getting an error when you try and run autokey.py in the terminal that says that it couldn't...
For all the people bashing ed, there was a blind Linux programmer who said it was one of the most useful pieces of software that he had ever worked with because it told him information in a form that...
deb has been posted, it's not the primary download file however. You can download the deb from this page:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=216191
Just released version 0.30 to the sourceforge page. I will be adding a .deb shortly.
I realize the audio cues may annoy people, I'll make that an optional feature to turn on in the future.
most of what I posted was psuedo code, it was implied that cols would be a variable you would define to be the number of columns in a terminal. A good number for this is 80. It was just a dumb way...
for phrase in phrases:
print phrase
Uhm?? Not really a hard thing. Of course you would have to construct the phrases; oo does that by having bags of subjects, objects, and verbs, but not...
of what? Operation overkill?
I did manage to implement the hotstring like functionality of autohotkey in my program autokey. The link to it is in my sig.