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This is very cool, nice work!!

Interesting! Scrolling/moving seems to be quite smooth. I'm curious which components are LCB and which are LCS, if you don't mind expanding a bit?

Or you think that the virtualization could add problems?


If you can get close to matching your client's hardware requirements (OS version, CPU, RAM, etc.) in a Virtual Machine then I'd argue it's worth a shot. You might get lucky and be able to meet their needs without having to take on ...

the only real workaround is running it through Wine or a VM.


I can confirm that Create Classic for Windows works wonderfully in Bottles (WINE) on Mint 22.2. I did have to add the "All Fonts" dependency, but otherwise it was smooth sailing. I'm able to develop on Linux with a "somewhat native ...

Personally as a hobbyist I have to decide the upgrade is worth the additional cost. The licensing options are interesting and look good on paper but I do wonder how they will work in the real world.


Sadly, I can no longer afford my LiveCode license.

I've been unemployed for 16 months straight ...

bn wrote: Wed May 15, 2024 7:26 pm New and current version of Code Folding
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Kind regards
Bernd

This is awesome, Bernd! Excellent work

You're welcome :)

Yes, Watson was a "search interface" for Hotline servers. The original read me probably says it's a search "engine", but that would only be true if it did anything more than scrape results from a competing web site. Believe it or not, people actually paid the $5 shareware fee I ...

Howdy folks,
I'm not going anywhere with these projects, so I decided to upload them to my public repository. Maybe someone will find a good snippet of value buried in there, but here are the standouts:

Thunderlist (Android)
https://speedbump.io/repository/source_code/Thunderlist.zip
Basically a ...

I wish I could be of more help when it comes to Android, but I'm totally unfamiliar with that platform. However, I'll keep my eyes peeled if I happen upon something that'll help you out. Good luck

Nice job.

If I understand, you were able to catch, in Livecode, the infrared signal from your remote, in order to navigate the UI.
If this the case, can you explain how you did it?
Trevix


Thank you! That's a good guess, but I'm actually using a slightly different approach. I'm relying on Linux ...

Thanks for the positive feedback and kind words, folks.


I especially liked the "Devo" part. I saw them once live in Berlin 1978. I still like them.


Felt like an apt choice, due to my dis-satisfaction with Roku. Caught 'em live in California in 2018 after discovering many of my favourite ...

I just wanted to share a video overview of a side project I started in June of 2023:

Couch Commander
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV-qYv6UW4A

Here are some of the fine points:

UI navigation is done with a common Universal TV Remote, but you can use other input devices too.
PolyList and ...

SWEdeAndy wrote: Wed Dec 13, 2023 8:17 pm - Other minor fixes (Among them explicit setting of fore/background color for text fields, to prevent dark mode surprises. One day I might even implement a dark mode theme... )

Thank you!

This is from the Mailing List:
3. Hmm, I don’t usually use any gray texts. All texts are black, except for a few big buttons that have ”midnight blue” text, which is also the colour of most of the icons. Is something happening to the UI on Linux? It would be interesting to see a screenshot of how ...

I wonder if there is a way to code these without a 'gameloop'... recursively calling gameloop probably eats a lot of processing time/resources and that's not playing to LC's strengths judging by frame rates... Even on 'simple' pong, frame rate (visual updates rather than procedural updates) is ...