I tried the new version and got the same result.
I tried running the latest version 8/17) and the previous version (June '21) on two computers that sit side by side. Both systems have internal SSD. I connected another standard disk drive configured as one big NTFS disk to another SATA port on each computer (not the same drive). It's recognized by Windows. No problem. I boot Clonezilla and try both a full disk to image and a partition to image backup from the SSD to the second drive. On both machines I get the "ntfs-ng used blocks count mismatch...
ldd `which yad` | grep libgtk libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
I tried it. yad version is 0.28.1 Seems like gtk 3 and 2 are both installed libgtk-2.0-common...
"yad --calendar" does not support font sizes
Here is what I did in lieu of using fontname yad --image=dialog-question --timeout=2...
Victor, I intentionally skip the "0" (first) item. It was not a mistake. I'd swear...
So how would that work with this snippet of code? Would I have to put a "red" "monospace...
So how would that work with this snippet of code? Would I have to put a "red" "monospace...
Thank you. You are correct. There is a directory called yad in my home directory....
Thank you. You are correct. There is a directory called yad in my home directory....
I probably need to clarify my problem. I am using the --list option and I expected...
FYI: Ubuntu 14.04 yad 0.28.1
--fontname= doesn't work.
Unexplained yad error: "error loading icon from file yad"