Monthly Archives: August 2012

Today was a momentous occasion: EFL 1.7 released! With the rasterman echoing my claims that E17 release will be “soon”, it seems inevitable that something catastrophic will happen, leading to more delays and no release any time soon. Either that, … Continue reading →

I’m not gone, I was just too tired to remember to update the blog yesterday. A post yesterday would have read something like this: Today I fixed a bunch of leaks. Also some tickets on trac that were so trivial … Continue reading →

Ticket #1397: SIGSEGV borders NULL checks are important. Ticket #1372: Multiscreen: Desktop gadgets misplacing An unusual case where monitors being plugged in were immediately marked as the primary display which was not properly handled by gadman. Now we completely reset the whole … Continue reading →

Ticket #1356: wizard still asks for connamn even e is compiled without econnman module Self explanatory. Ticket #1387: SIGSEGV with theme Object list wasn’t being freed when dialog was switched back to basic, causing a magic failure when it later tried to … Continue reading →

Despite the bug I mentioned previously not being fixed, I have committed the super sekrit module I’ve been working on for the past couple days: a rewritten quickaccess module. Upon loading the module, you’ll find a new item in border … Continue reading →

Ticket #1365: Oneclick unable to select multiple files in efm A simple case of not checking whether we’re doing a selection before activating an item. Whoops.   I was hoping to commit the new module today, but I was thoroughly modblocked … Continue reading →

I spent the entire day today working on a top secret module which I will likely finish with and commit tomorrow. It will, I think, become yet another feature which sets E17 apart from other window managers and desktop environments, … Continue reading →

I spent a while today working on the physics module again. There’s still a lot to be done here, but I’ve added some preliminary support for adding physics to shelves. Some highlights of the process can be seen below:

but I spent almost the entire day doing paperwork.

An interesting email was directed to raster and me last week. Its contents included the following:   I thought I’d drop the Enlightenment people an encouraging note on the great work you guys do, and announce that EVAS/ECORE has been … Continue reading →