[00:18] auappdev: How to change project page name? [00:36] Hi, I have a question regarding the use of libraries in the Ubuntu App Showdown, as described in this question: http://askubuntu.com/questions/151804/can-i-package-and-include-in-the-ppa-the-required-libraries/151808 [00:36] As xubuntix points out, the Novelty clause permits only "exclusively original code". Can libraries be used then? === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [04:50] auappdev: How do I post to Gwibber from python? [05:02] auappdev: quickly + pyside will it work properly like any quickly applicatuion [06:11] auappdev: Will Quickly + pyside work properly like any quickly application? [06:34] morning [07:06] good morning [07:18] auappdev: The app for App Showdown can be a port of exists program? [07:36] auappdev: App Showdown: is the port of an existing program eligible? [08:34] Hi guys, does someone is interested in creating or managing an astrology app project or something like this? [08:34] hi how i can creat unity lens?and develp it? [08:35] i need information a bout dev lens [08:44] hi Roj, check this out: http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/app-developer-cookbook/unity/creating-a-wikipedia-unity-lens/ [08:45] Razorbladic, I'm sure they will be someone interested. Would you mind posting it as an App Idea on http://www.reddit.com/r/UbuntuAppShowdown ? Thanks! [08:47] dpm, i tried to post it but i didn't get the clue how to make it? [08:48] Razorbladic, you'll first need a reddit account. Once you've created it, you can use the button to submit on the right-hand side panel, or you can use this direct link: http://www.reddit.com/r/UbuntuAppShowdown/submit [08:49] once you're about to submit, simply choose the 'Text' tab and add a title and a description for your idea [08:49] just remember to prepend your idea with 'App Idea:' [08:52] can add gtk or qt widget (buttom,textbox,lable,etc) to lens? [08:52] dpm, thanks a lot for helping me, now i'm managing to post it :) [08:52] Razorbladic, excellent! [08:53] dpm, yeah, icons are not a problem, I just wanted to know how the toolbar was implemented, before I could agree to work on something similar for Kazam. [08:53] Roj, no, only what you alread see in lenses : categories, filters [08:53] already* [08:54] BigWhale, ok, gotcha. Yeah, in that case, I think you can easily use the CSS styling api directly as suggested in the askubuntu answer [09:01] dpm, here i go: http://www.reddit.com/r/ubuntuappshowdown/comments/v9p31/app_idea_vedic_astrology_app_for_ubuntu_users/ [09:03] Thanks Razorbladic! [09:09] dpm, thanks u 2 :))) [09:12] all yours dpm [09:12] excellent, thanks AlanBell :) === dpm changed the topic of #ubuntu-app-devel to: http://developer.ubuntu.com | App development on Ubuntu: how to do it & how to make it better | The Ubuntu App Showdown has started! Submit your apps until the 9th July 2012 - http://developer.ubuntu.com/showdown [09:59] It seems that labels under the toolbar icons are disabled by default and there is no way to turn them on? [09:59] if one uses Gtk.ToolButton [10:15] oh, hadn't noticed that, I use the 'important' property for my labels, which show the text next to the icon [10:16] sorry, I meant for my Gtk.ToolButton, not *labels [10:16] * dpm tries using text under buttons [10:17] hm, how do I apply custom style to widgets? [10:21] BigWhale, setting text under icons on a toolbar works for my app, just setting the property [10:21] on the Gtk.Toolbar [10:23] I have this [10:23] self.toolbar_main.set_style(Gtk.ToolbarStyle.BOTH) [10:23] self.btn_cast = Gtk.ToolButton(stock_id=Gtk.STOCK_MEDIA_RECORD, label="Screencast") [10:23] self.btn_shot = Gtk.ToolButton(stock_id=Gtk.STOCK_ZOOM_IN,label="Screenshot") [10:25] dpm, do you have the source in launchpad? I can just look how it's done. [10:26] BigWhale, hm, looks ok to me at a first glance. The source is at http://launchpad.net/qreator, but it won't help you much, as I'm using Glade [10:27] I'm using glade too ... In the end I'll probably have to create custom buttons, so I'm not gonna worry too much about this now. :) [10:29] yeah, in that case, I only right-clicked on the toolbar widget on Glade, chose Edit.. and then chose the 'Text under icons' option under 'Toolbar style' [10:31] BigWhale: do you have the "important" property set? [10:31] JanC, no. [10:31] or at least, I don't think so. :) [10:32] you need that to see the text on the button [10:32] I see. [10:32] Hm, how do I do that? In python? [10:32] in glade [10:33] think about it like this: unimportant buttons show no text, so that they take less space [10:35] Ah, Gtk.ToolItem.set_is_important() [10:35] lets see if this works [10:40] I'm doing something wrong :/ [10:41] I have to run now. Later. [12:20] auappdev: In a Quickly app, should code go in "myapp" or "myapp_lib"? [15:07] auappdev: Changing TextView font in PyGTK [17:33] auappdev: Where do I fill the App Showdown Participation Details? [18:32] auappdev: Developing in GTK3 [18:43] auappdev: Is there a way to use the "primary toolbar" with QT or Java? || Glade GTK entry get text [19:43] auappdev: Developing in GTK3 (solved) [20:02] Previous versions of Quickly used Desktop Couch to store data. Is there a new recommended way to store data now? [20:37] achuni: is "submit to myapps" on an ARB submission the right way to bounce a package over to the commercial queue? [20:37] ajmitch: yep [20:37] ajmitch: possibly not the best of labels for that button [20:37] thanks, I think that's what I need to do with these PDF submissions :) [20:38] ajmitch: right, thanks :) === vibhav is now known as Guest7599 === chu_ is now known as chu [23:15] Is there a recommended db to work with Quickly?