Robin Rosenberg wrote:
tisdagen den 19 augusti 2008 19.59.31 skrev Shawn O. Pearce:
Marek Zawirski <marek.zawirski@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Robin, Tor, I know that you were already contributing some graphics to
egit. If someone of you would like to do some icon for push/fetch with
pleasure, you are welcome. Otherwise I'll have to do some crappy icon
instead ;) Another matter are checkboxes screenshots. I'm not sure
about legality status of including them. Any ideas if/how we co use
them or some another set that we can for sure?
So my office-mate suggests that the output of a program (in this
case the checkbox icon) isn't covered by the same copyright as the
program that created it. So we may be OK.
It's not that simple. That obviously may be the case, but I'm certain
it does not apply to individual well defined pieces of artwork (or text for
that matter) included in the output.
Or we just use some
other sort of icon for the checkbox. Maybe Tor would be able to
come up with something useful here?
Most annoying is that we'd need one (four) for each LAF supported.
Well, consider that they are even more of them. GTK+ has configurable
themes (in my case it is delegation to QT with Plastik theme, where
screenshot was made). I don't know about other platforms, but always
having hyper-UI Mac OS X and Windows Vista may also have some
customization options.
No matter how icons we would prepare, always there will be somebody who
can say that these icons are somehow inconsistent with his/her LAF.
So I think, it'd better to have this mentioned ugly code workaround just
for Mac OS (only there flashing window is so annoying). Less people
suffering.
Or as Shawn said, we can try to make our own funny icon for Force Update
(red "F"-enabled and gray "F"-disabled?) that is equally (in)consistent
for everybody.
Anyway, most of this series looks pretty good to me. I found a
few other annoying bugs in JGit and EGit as a result of testing
this series, but they are unrelated to the series and have been
there all along. So I may try to fix them in the coming weeks.
Nice testing then, as I have spend hours on testing UI tricks and
haven't noticed more bugs;) Beside of some indexing problems in old API.
55 files changed, 6471 insertions(+), 981 deletions(-)
Heh. Been busy, hmm? ;-)
The weather in and around the Baltic Sea has been horrible for much
of August so far. Maybe that helped him. :)
I swear guys, I wasn't sailing for over 1 month;)
Actually, I'm now leaving for few days, so I'm sending out just fixes
for issues pointed out by Shawn and found by me in the mean time. I'll
squash these patches with existing commits in push branch, as it is
probably worth nothing to keep this in history.
Fetch UI and dynamic team menu entries for push and fetch (for
configured remotes) are underway, I'll come back to them after coming
back home.
BTW, as another developers are getting involved in jgit/egit coding,
maybe we could use (update) some wiki page for marking who is working on
some topic currently? Now it's not obvious for me, and as we're not so
numerous it would be pity to waste our time and do some redundant stuff
one day.
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Marek Zawirski [zawir]
marek.zawirski@xxxxxxxxx
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