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bluesabreochosi: going to update the copyrights for libreoffice-style-elementary... then it should be just up to you tagging a release for it01:53
bluesabreochosi, knome: so, here's my proposed license for the libreoffice-style-elementary theme http://pad.ubuntu.com/lo-style-elementary-copyright02:37
bluesabres/license/copyright-file02:38
knomebluesabre, you can use pasi@shimmerproject.org for my email08:32
knomeor i can do that myself :)08:33
knomeremoved the dot after the l-s-e GPL note for consistency08:35
bluesabreknome: thanks11:55
ali1234okay why does my numlock key keep turning off?12:55
bluesabreprobably a greeter issue or something13:22
bluesabrecan use this as a workaround it seems https://ubuntu-mate.community/t/numlock-turns-on-ubuntu-mate/121513:23
ali1234i have not logged out since i installed13:35
ali1234numlock turns off randomly every day13:35
bluesabreoh13:35
bluesabrethats bizarre13:35
slickymasterUnit193, downloaded. Next monday will test it in VB16:57
bluesabreUnit193: don't suppose you know if anything is missing from the next x-d-s upload?17:39
bluesabre:D17:39
krytarikbluesabre: Since you are asking, the default font for both the terminal and Mousepad should be Droid Sans Mono too, rather than DejaVu Sans Mono. :P18:06
bluesabrekrytarik: actually, we changed that from Droid Sans Mono at one point in the past because it was less readable, iirc18:30
bluesabreI'd have to check around the commits for that :)18:30
Unit193Not offhand.20:40
knomebluesabre, you're correct, dejavu sans mono isn't a mistake20:45
ochosibluesabre: i'm taking a look at the copyright thingy now21:28
ochosilooks good to me21:29
ochosii guess that one's a go21:29
ochosibluesabre: pushed the new copyrights file and dropped the other ones21:53
ochosithanks!21:53
ochosibluesabre: and released: https://github.com/shimmerproject/libreoffice-style-elementary/releases/tag/v0.122:10
ochosiwhen i have the time, i'll blog about it (or anyone else can, if they want to, currently it's too hot here for doing much work)22:10
ochosibluesabre: also lemme know when you upload all that artwork stuff so i can check it off the blueprint22:11
ochosienough for one evening, night everyone22:30
sorinelloHello. Does anyone here knows a bit of GTK ?22:33
knomesorinello, while this isn't the GTK channel, why not ask the real question and find out?22:38
knomenight ochosi 22:38
sorinelloHello :) I am playing/learning a bit GTK. The idea is that I have a small window with a gtk_entry, on which I have set a signal_connect. But I don't know how to pass data to it.22:39
sorinelloI am using this:   g_signal_connect (text_entry, "activate", G_CALLBACK (print_event), data);22:39
knomeok, you'd be much better off in a real gtk channel22:39
sorinelloI've already asked22:40
bluesabrehey sorinello22:43
sorinellohello bluesabre 22:44
bluesabrethat looks right22:44
sorinellobluesabre, yes, the problem is that I want to pass the contents of the gtk_entry to the callback function22:44
sorinelloand I don't know how to get the contents :) 22:45
sorinelloI tried: g_signal_connect (text_entry, "activate", G_CALLBACK (print_event), gtk_entry_get_text(text_entry)); but I get a compilation error22:45
bluesabreyou get the data for the widget in the callback function22:45
bluesabregtk_entry_get_text(GtkEntry *entry)22:46
sorinelloso from the activate function, how do I declare the data variable ?22:46
bluesabrethe callback follows this format22:46
bluesabrevoid22:46
bluesabreuser_function (GtkEntry *entry,22:46
bluesabre               gpointer  user_data)22:46
bluesabreso in that function, just use gtk_entry_get_text on the entry that is connected22:47
sorinellook, but g_signal_connect (text_entry, "activate", G_CALLBACK (print_event), data); the "data" variable, how do I declare it, what type ?22:48
bluesabrefor data, just use NULL22:48
bluesabresince you're not passing anything extra in22:48
sorinellookay22:48
sorinellomy user function has this signature22:49
sorinellovoid22:49
sorinelloprint_event(GtkWidget * widget, gpointer data)22:49
sorinelloI guess I'll have to replace GtkWidget with GtkEntry22:49
bluesabreyou can do that, or cast the widget to GtkEntry22:49
bluesabrethere might be a newer one for gtk3, but this should all still be relevant https://developer.gnome.org/gtk-tutorial/stable/22:50
bluesabreI've gotta run out for dinner, but you should be able to get a lot of answers from that22:51
sorinellobluesabre, It worked. Thanks a lot !22:51

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