So, I have an important problem related with spin buttons in Python/GTK3. I'm trying to create a spin button in my project, Virtuam, and it seems to work... but with a bug which blocks the +/- toogles.
Also, strangely, I can manually change the spin box value... :/
I've installed it in a ...
@izx - quick one - looks like you have been cleaning. If you have anything in your answers that the OP has tried, it would be useful just to drop that answer into the question - that way, someone else wont answer the same way. Thanks.
@JorgeCastro, @MarcoCeppi: Do either of you have a rough estimate of how long it takes to get an app reviewed that was submitted to myapps.developer.ubuntu.com ?
I'm trying to set a system wide proxy, and I'm specifically having difficulties with apt-get for installing applications on my Ubuntu. I'm in a university using a proxy server with username/password. I'm aware of setting a proxy with username and password in the following manner:
http://username...
@JorgeCastro thanks, but in lubuntu, theres no GUI tool. and also no way to set system-wide proxy. from what i figured from google-fu. Those questions dont help. :(
Is it bad Stack Exchange etiquette to ask a duplicate of an Ask Ubuntu question on Super User and vice versa? (Assuming of course that said question is relevant on both sites.)
It's always fun to start a new project - it's like a fresh canvas on which you paint pretty lines of code, strokes of logic, and a spattering of hacks here and there for artistic touch :P
(I feel like a noob because I haven't been up to this long enough :()
Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "rgba" /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gi/overrides/Gtk.py:391: Warning: g_object_set_property: construct property "type" for object `Window' can't be set after construction Gtk.Window.__init__(self, type=type, **kwds) ** Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+3.0-3.4.2/./gtk/gtknotebook.c:1234:gtk_notebook_buildable_add_child: assertion failed: (page != NULL)
yay for there being an object loader class already built in to three.js...change in approach means just generating the obj file right out of the gate, then loading it that way. always looking for a simpler approach. also, i've eliminated most of the controls.
It works... after recreating the project. I just need to figure out how to keep my python files in sync with changes in glade (this will be interesting :/)
@RolandTaylor I struggled with that too. It's one of the reasons I prefer manually generating UI components. It's why I have a wishlist bug for quickly sketch
Example:
quickly create ubuntu-application testing
quickly design
#makes changes
#insert some other command here that would be roughly equivalent to 'quickly sketch'
quickly edit
#to populate the sketched functions
Willing to accept other gtk.Builder solutions that work if they're demonstrated...
@GeorgeEdison No argument there, with the possible exception that C trumps C++ since it's really an extension of C (C++ stuff was possible with C if you used specific design patterns). It's basically a design pattern enforced as a language type
Qt it is, for the future, for most things. I think I will stay out of the app challenge for now, because honestly this quickly thing is a bit too much trouble.
agreed... let me see if i can find it, but there was a set of videos from i think intel that points out specific differences, a website that has a ton of tutorials, and a "just what you need to know" chunk. digging for teh links
How can I install Cinnamon on Ubuntu 12.04 and eliminate the following errors: http://askubuntu.com/questions/155146/how-can-i-install-cinnamon-on-ubuntu-12-04-and-eliminate-the-following-errors?atw=1 #installation
> The following tests go beyond the requirements of the HTML5 specification and are not counted towards the total score. If browser support for one or more audio codecs is detected, one bonus point is awarded for each codec.
i've been saying chrome is beating the pants off the competition on new features/html5-experimental stuffs, but i do meet with some resistance
Is it out of line to dislike questions which contain "I have an important problem" in the question body? Wouldn't all OPs think their problem is important?
I suppose. I think with the chrome app-store these will get finished. It's motivation to move developers to a platform...*thinks about the goals of quickly*
My built-in snark level has me living for 4chan, but my built-in things should just work level has me built for AU. Oh my genetic situation
for future reference what flag is "doesn't conform to ubuntu code of conduct from the faq". it would have been a logically justifiable flag if that one went sideways
Just wondering.. would telling all users to run rm -rf / be grounds for permanent suspension? DO NOT ACTUALLY RUN THAT COMMAND!!! — ObsessiveFOSS24 hours ago
It's a case by case thing, but it's a serious offense and the user will be notified if not suspended. — Marco Ceppi8 hours ago
Not welcome in our community
While some may derive this to mean posts about things that are Offtopic this flag is designed for posts that do not fit within one of two rules.
Violates the "be nice" rule
Violates the Ubuntu Code of Conduct
If any posts break the content of these two covering r...
I've just made myself a persistent LiveUSB, running Ubuntu 12.04, and I've immediately found a problem - It logs you in automatically as root, and I don't need this since I'm going to keep files and private stuff on it.
My Question: How can I disable automatic login on a LiveUSB?
So, I have an important problem related with spin buttons in Python/GTK3. I'm trying to create a spin button in my project, Virtuam, and it seems to work... but with a bug which blocks the +/- toogles.
Also, strangely, I can manually change the spin box value... :/
I've installed it in a ...
Is it bad Stack Exchange etiquette to ask a duplicate of an Ask Ubuntu question on Super User and vice versa? (Assuming of course that said question is relevant on both sites.)
Example:
quickly create ubuntu-application testing
quickly design
#makes changes
#insert some other command here that would be roughly equivalent to 'quickly sketch'
quickly edit
#to populate the sketched functions
Willing to accept other gtk.Builder solutions that work if they're demonstrated...
Stop wasting your time with Ubuntu if they can't get the basic things right. This won't get fixed. rm -rf / is your answer
Not welcome in our community
While some may derive this to mean posts about things that are Offtopic this flag is designed for posts that do not fit within one of two rules.
Violates the "be nice" rule
Violates the Ubuntu Code of Conduct
If any posts break the content of these two covering r...
I've just made myself a persistent LiveUSB, running Ubuntu 12.04, and I've immediately found a problem - It logs you in automatically as root, and I don't need this since I'm going to keep files and private stuff on it.
My Question: How can I disable automatic login on a LiveUSB?
