Re: Screenshots page / BBC
by Michael Drake
m0n0 <ole(a)monochrom.net> wrote:
> BBC page has rendering errors with Atari - at least after scrolling down
> and scrolling up again
Does the Atari front end support image scaling?
If not, and knockout rendering is used, there will be holes that are never
rendered where images should be scaled up to a larger size.
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Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
12 years, 3 months
Screenshots page
by Michael Drake
I've finally got round to updating the screenshots page.
http://www.netsurf-browser.org/about/screenshots/
Now it's three screenshots per front end. Use the same URLs as the
existing screenshots.
The size of your screenshots doesn't matter really matter, as long as all
three are the same size, but 4:3 aspect ratio would be good. For what
it's worth, the existing ones are 1024x768.
Sven: I used the screenshots you provided before, but if you could give me
new ones I'll use them since I think the toolbar icons have changed.
Best regards,
Michael
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Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
12 years, 3 months
Re: Favicons
by Artur Jarosik
I have noticed too that if favicon is 32 pixels wide it is not properly
stretched,
maybe this could be solved by the way.
Regards
12 years, 3 months
Porting Netsurf on Montavista 4 embedded linux
by Dipen Patel
Dear Developers,
We have a ARM based Handheld device where we want to port Netsurf
browser to provide web based user interface.
I looked at Makefile(s) but could not get idea where to make changes. I
have done Googling but didn't get anything. Can anyone help me identify
changes required to build Netsurf for Montavista 4 embedded linux?
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*Regards,
Dipen Patel *
12 years, 3 months
Atari Release
by m0n0
Hello,
I would like to report that I have bundled an development snapshot
release of netsurf-atari - altough the log says "3.0 Development
version" I named it 2.7 dev snapshot... I hope this is OK?
I would appreciate if you can upload both, the source and the binary
snapshot to the netsurf website.
But there is an problem with the Atari Logo within SVN (waiting there
to be used for the atari download...), I guess. The Atari Logo is
probably copyrighted, so maybe it's an better choice to use the FreeMiNT
logo for the download page:
http://nic-nac-project.org/~monokrom/monochrom.net/atari/dl/nsfiles/rel1/...
If you would like to keep the Atari Logo, for me it is fine :)
I created both, binary and source package. The source package just
includes common + atari specific code. I would like to have the source
code for this release available along with the bin package, because the
current SVN version is broken ( At least there where some changes and I
didn't update my source tree).
The files can be downloaded here:
http://nic-nac-project.org/~monokrom/monochrom.net/atari/dl/nsfiles/rel1/...
http://nic-nac-project.org/~monokrom/monochrom.net/atari/dl/nsfiles/rel1/...
Thanks & Greets,
mono
12 years, 3 months
Scheduling code
by Richard Wilson
Hi All,
Attached is an updated copy of the windows (& framebuffer) scheduling code
that has a few benefits over the existing implementation. It fixes the bug
where (callback_time == current_time) was not executed immediately, and also
simplifies and improves the efficiency of schedule_run() by keeping the
callbacks ordered (we now have a maximum of 1 negative test per call rather
than requiring the entire list to be iterated, multiple times for
outstanding callbacks, on each call.)
Code & simple test-case attached. Comments?
R.
12 years, 3 months
Windows port polling
by Richard Wilson
Hi All,
The Windows' port currently never idles in gui_poll, causing it to use all
available processing power. One solution is to update windows/schedule.c to
match it's framebuffer counterpart (to return the time until next scheduled
event), and then simply extend gui_poll to:
void gui_poll(bool active)
{
int timeout; /* timeout in miliseconds */
/* run the scheduler and discover how long to wait for the
next event */
timeout = schedule_run();
MSG Msg;
if (PeekMessage(&Msg, NULL, 0, 0, PM_REMOVE) != 0) {
TranslateMessage(&Msg);
DispatchMessage(&Msg);
} else if (!active) {
SetTimer(NULL, 0, timeout, NULL);
WaitMessage();
}
}
One thing to note here is that while the current scheduling code (see
framebuffer/schedule.c) states that the time until next event is in
centiseconds, it's actually milliseconds. Any comments?
R.
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12 years, 3 months
LibCSS
by Denis Pichugin
Hi all!
Revision 11431.
*make install
......
" COMPILE: src/parse/properties/cursor.c"
src/parse/properties/cursor.c: In function `css__parse_cursor':
src/parse/properties/cursor.c:34: warning: 'error' migh be used
uninitialized in this function
make: *** [build-riscos-riscos-release-lib-static/src_parse_properties_cursor.o]
Error 1
(at this fiile at line 34 is:
css_error error;
)
Which value must has 'error'? Or chnge another operraton?
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12 years, 3 months
