I'm running a Plasma desktop (with XSNOW 2023 xsnow-3.7.5 built locally. It's great.
When changing snow color, it seems the "eye dropper" button function in the "Pick a Color" dialog fails to function.
It selects color black no matter what, with log messages
(xsnow:708219): GLib-CRITICAL : 22:17:18.754: the GVariant format string '(u)' has a type of '(u)' but the given value has a type of '((u))'
(xsnow:708219): GLib-CRITICAL : 22:17:18.754: g_variant_get: assertion 'valid_format_string (format_string, TRUE, value)' failed
Trying version xsnow 3.3.2 installed from |sudo apt install xsnow| acts the same, with the same log messages.
Sorry for late response, I missed this ticket.
You are right, the 'eye dropper' fails to function. It selects black, but the snow color is not changed.
Btw, in xfce, the 'eye dropper' is not shown.
Thanks for mentioning,
I'll have a look.
Hello!
I really like this app and Plasma KDE is the best afaikt.
I forked a version and added a QT module to the build to replace the
GTK colorpicker with the Qt picker which works cross desktop.
I've done quite a bit of work you might to peek @
https://github.com/markcapella/plasmasnow.
Improvements in the windows.c area are helping much with realtime bugs.
This is a lot of fun. I want to add Xmas lights module next :-)
mark
On 2/24/24 21:03, Willem Vermin wrote:
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#15In gnome, the 'eye dropper' works as expected.
In KDE, the bug is probably related to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=456418
Hi!
you did an impressive job on xsnow!
I also love your fresh scenery pictures.
You state that you corrected many realtime bugs. Can you name some
that are present in xsnow-3.7.5? Using your code I could try to
repair them in my version, despite my two left hands when coding for
gtk and X11.
About vintage:
changing the code, apart from adapting to other environments.
Rick Jansen and I agreed that I could develop xsnow
provided that there is a 'vintage' setting, which
restores the look of xsnow-1.42.
Well, since you call your program 'plasmasnow' this
does not apply to your version, but it would be nice to
restore that setting.
Regards,
Willem
:-)
This was a huge fun win
https://github.com/markcapella/plasmasnow/issues/24
It's a big patch as i update random annoying things sometimes in my commits.
This was huge too but Plasma specific.
https://github.com/markcapella/plasmasnow/issues/25
This was nice to clean, and you can do it quick.
https://github.com/markcapella/plasmasnow/issues/9
It's full of other stuff but one line fixs it.
https://github.com/markcapella/plasmasnow/commit/65c145cafcbf40e894f806f37dfa89f6a391690c#diff-990dae1344899558d7ffaa533086e34702bf4c0705be048baa2d081dc2fe0fd9
Nice to talk to you !
🙂 mark
On 2/25/24 17:09, Willem Vermin wrote:
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#15Hi again,
I implemented the fallensnow->flakes conversion when moving or resizing a window.
Looks good.
I also made the gui window non-resizable.
The problem you mentioned with fallensnow staying fixed on the screen, I could
not reproduce, even with your fxClock as test window. Did not try it in KDE though.
Thanks for your input. Let me know if there are more issues.
BTW: I put the new version on
https://www.ratrabbit.nl/ratrabbit/xsnow/downloads/index.html
Back to the original issue:
So, I leave the color button as it is.
Expect a new version of xsnow within a few weeks or so.