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  • Followup: RE: removable touch screens

    Yes, I doubt they would include DOS drivers. That would be if it worked just like a regular monitor and mouse, which I doubt. Just mentioned it because it was cool. While touch screen would be nice, I won't bug you about it. :) Keyboard works really well and everyone can use it. I did find a laptop which has classic hardware which LCARS 24 works on as well as a touch screen though. The...

    2010-01-07 13:56:25 UTC by imerion

  • Followup: RE: removable touch screens

    That's cool, but with any of these things I worry about DOS compatibility. ActionPlant asked about X-10 networks and assured me that it would be okay to implement it for DOS-based LCARS, but then I found that that only applies to hardware no longer on the market. One of these days I'll get a touch monitor, but trying to make it work with DOS I'm sure will be a problem. One guy picked up a...

    2010-01-07 09:27:26 UTC by bill_morris

  • Followup: RE: New program launcher

    With the new launcher, the cursor goes to the top of recent. That seems best. About the cursor position for the library menu and edit for HTML, I'll write those down, and give them some thought. One weakness with regard to HTML editing is line length, but I can try it and see what it takes.

    2010-01-07 09:18:18 UTC by bill_morris

  • Followup: RE: removable touch screens

    Sorry for reviving an old thread, but I found an interesting piece of tech : [url]http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/010/01/light_blue_optics_unveils_light_touch_pico_projector.htm[/url] Couldn't help but think this would be really awesome with an LCARS interface. As it is now, flash-based and all, I doubt it can be used for that. But it would be neat of someone created a device like this...

    2010-01-06 15:38:38 UTC by imerion

  • Followup: RE: New program launcher

    Yep, I think this will be really practical and efficient to use. The different colors also make it easy to make out which program is which. By the way, will it remember the last cursor position now? Because I was thinking that it might actually be more practical to have the cursor at the top of the Recent list at all times instead. Saving the cursor position would be useful for the Library...

    2010-01-06 15:15:35 UTC by imerion

  • image zoom

    Some images get stretched horizontally if zoomed up a little, and the left and right parts don't get erased when zooming back down.

    2010-01-05 13:43:59 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: New program launcher

    Right. I realized after posting that I hadn't logged in. If you pick one from Recent, that also jumps to the top of Recent. I like the results. It's very robust and efficient. Very quick service.

    2010-01-01 16:52:36 UTC by bill_morris

  • Followup: RE: New program launcher

    Looks great! Seems you forgot to log in though. :)

    2009-12-31 14:14:52 UTC by imerion

  • New program launcher

    Here's a first look at the new program launcher. Recent, in the leftmost column, gets updated and saved to disk. It stores up to 12 items, in usage order, with no duplicates. It all works very smoothly, this time with no sound. I haven't put the DOS apps in the rightmost column yet, but that's where they will go. Hopefully, users will like this better. It should do the job faster...

    2009-12-31 10:54:22 UTC by nobody

  • Followup: RE: Jigsaw app

    Here are two puzzles: [two puzzles][1] And the selection menu: [menu][2] [1]: http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm309/LCARS24/Voyager.jpg [2]: http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm309/LCARS24/DEFIANT-1.png.

    2009-12-26 05:33:38 UTC by bill_morris

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