My fourth update is here.

I think I cracked the main issue that causes corrupted output. If I'm correct, it's a programming issue in my script. I haven't had time to look if vovchik's and MochiMoppel's script are also affected. Basically this kind of (simplified) yad programming pattern is prone to corrupting data and should...

I think I found solutions for all corrupted output I was seeing. I don't have time to write a full post now, but I will tomorrow. Hopefully, the next update will work with all of your font collections. We'll see.

Short test: 1) Styles are missing. E.g. all different DejaVu Sans fonts display the same font That's easily explained. As Vovchik's noted, fstyle is missing from the heading. But also from the HTML tags that tell pango which font style to display. Hence the default font style is shown. The question...

...I wonder whether you can restore fstyle in the header. It is, I think, useful, and easy to reintroduce. It is there already but not on a separate line anymore. The font style is the blue section of the single-line heading, name + style + size. Or do you mean that you want name and style on separ...

My third update is here.

For some reason, at some point in the list, the right column goes to the left and vice versa. Weird, but cause should be easy to detect. Could you please send me the output of the uniq command (output to text file instead of piping to sed)? My script too occasionally writes a yad list item in the w...

Hello Mike,

Mike Walsh wrote:Come the start of next month, Zoom will probably quit working in both of them..! We shall see.....

They also say, "Keep faith..."

Zoom SFS updated in the first post. Sheldon, I just updated to the latest version from zoom.us. I guess you can just replace the previous SFS you've been using with the new one. I have only verified that the new one starts correctly in Fatdog, with audio and video working. I won't know if it works w...

Thanks, rockedge, vovchik, misko_2083. misko_2083> The '\' character isn't removed,... Fixed in my next update (#3). > ^Cyrillic Ј ј and Ћћ are missing... Hopefully not anymore; update #3 incorporates vovchik's additions (up to his edit #10). I will include whatever characters additions he will add ...

Nice MochiMoppel, I will use your concept, thank you.

Update 2 of my spin is here.

Dear vovchik, your script is so good! Fred's gtkdialog script is good too but I'm more likely to use yad than gtkdialog these days. I changed and added a few things to the script, and gave it a slightly different name to avoid confusion. Please feel free to take whatever you think is worth adding to...

Semme's link leads to the same page that is referenced in Keef's reply. In that page you can read: [...] Just a quick thought: is it better to fix this in Chrome itself, or is it worth considering fixing this in the google-chrome launcher script? E.g., changing exec chrome ... to exec chrome ... > >...

Fatdog's yad doesn't crash with dclick action on 'alice blue'. However the shell prints a parse error: blue> ' 'alice blue': -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `'' blue> ' 'alice blue': -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file I think going through the shell isn't necessar...

dr. Dan wrote:Thank you step, I'll look into all of that. If you compare this to the original, you'll see how dependent I have been of the original.

That's a good thing. After all, the original script is battle-tested, something to leverage.

My guess is that you need to install some sort of driver specific to your scanner, then you should be able to select your scanner model from the scan UI and proceed past this error. Search this forum for HP scanner issues, it might put you in the right direction.

Dan, you have a good plan in mind. I can give you some feedback and hopefully someone else will add more. In the interest of keeping this long thread right on its topic please consider opening a new thread focused on discussing the battery script. I would change your modifications between the lines ...

I changed quite a few things in Nathan's Wallpaper Setter for Fatdog64, including background-reshape. Take a look at my github . Fatdog64's wallpaper setter can reshape the wallpaper in three ways: 1) stretch short and long side unproportionally to cover the whole screen area (rox's "stretch&qu...

Good, Mike, thanks, do what works best for you. I prefer packaging applications as SFS files that I can load/unload as needed. I maintain this SFS because I use it myself. Cheers!

Zoom Client SFS updated in the first post (version 5.0.403652.0509).