NuckChorris
Port to Gnomie Shell
Holy fuck, it's GNOME, not "the gnommies".
Gnome-shell is difficult, because it's JS, and there's no native code support as far as I know (apart from GIR, but that's Gnome libraries >_>). Gnome2 is easier, but I'm sure there's not really anyone who's still using that. It's something to look into, anyway.
Have you ever been to vietgnome, boy?
Anyways, I can port it to GNOME3 assuming two conditions: (1) filesystem access (2) canvas or cairo icon drawing
If either of these is missing, it's basically impossible. However, there will be a GTK3 StatusIcon app (soon) which will provide this (sans basically all size options)
There's no Cairo. Which is butts. Because GNOME3 extensions don't get actual GTK shit n_n
GTK is fuckin' hard, man. I don't blame them. Anyways, there might be Canvas access or some other form of drawing system. Honestly, HTML5 canvas is just a JS clone of Cairo.
EDIT: Fixed the title. Fuckin' Gnommies.
There's St, which is some other drawing thing. I should really read the docs for that.
The fuck is St? Looks like some Widget toolkit. Anyways, it has StDrawingArea which appears to just be Cairo.
Quite easier. What language does St bind to? — Sent from Mailbox for iPhone
On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 6:31 PM, Aki Jenkinson [email protected] wrote:
Fucking knew I should read the docs. But okay, that makes things easier...
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St is C-bound but using GIR you can call it from in JS. Or something. All the docs are for C, as is the rest of the GNOME suite
I'll shove GNOME3 in a container when I get home and actually play with it. See whether I can call out to C libraries or whether I'm doing this entire thing in JS n_n
If you wanna do this, assign yourself, otherwise I'll add it to my work queue. (JS is one of my areas of expertise, mind you)