FLTK update is available for Haiku 64 bit as well :
~> pkgman update fltk
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (BeSly Software Solutions)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (FatElk_64)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (Haiku)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (Haiku)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (HaikuPorts)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (HaikuPorts)...done.
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Ellenőrzőkód érvényesítése a tárolóhoz (LOTE)...done.
The following changes will be made:
in system:
upgrade package fltk-1.3.8-1 to 1.3.9-1 from repository HaikuPorts
Continue? [yes/no] (yes) :
100% fltk-1.3.9-1-x86_64.hpkg [724.02 KiB]
Validating checksum for https://eu.hpkg.haiku-os.org/haikuports/r1beta4/x86_64/current/packages/fltk-1.3.9-1-x86_64.hpkg...done.
[system] Applying changes ...
[system] Changes applied. Old activation state backed up in "state_2024-01-11_16:22:44"
[system] Cleaning up ...
[system] Done.
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Although HaikuDepot still does not enlist on the page for a search only the previous version.
I assume it should be refreshed somehow by a script or scheduled event that probably still not launched towards Haikuports (64.bit ?) repo(s?).
Someone should post something here too, need to edit this one to be able to post (can’t do more then 3 in a row).
And … it’s live! With @3dEyes pushes for the KDE frameworks up to latest 5.115.0, I’ve pushed Tokodon 23.08.5 to haikuports and builds have finished for 32bit and 64bit, for those using a mastodon client you can now install this on your system.
One sidenote (haven’t been able to fix it, but can live with it for now), on 32bit it crashes when you close it down.
If you like the dark theme(s), you can hunt down one of the many plasma color schemes that are on the net and copy them to: ~/config/non-packaged/data/color-schemes
With KDE framework being bumped up to 5.115.0 you now have dark mode available with Angelfish which wasn’t available before. Perhaps dark mode will be available in other KDE apps.
If you want discuss to display correctly (almost) in Angelfish and other qtwebengine based browsers, you can add environment variable setting to /boot/home/config/settings/boot/UserSetupEnvironment file.
As explained in my previous post about Tokodon, those application that support color-schemes you can download a theme to your liking from Global Themes (Plasma 5) - KDE Store and copy the *.colors to /boot/home/config/non-packaged/data/color-schemes
For instance I used GentlyColorDarkSoftBlue.colors in this screenshot for NeoChat 23.08.5 (comming up after I check it on 32bit.
Tanglet is a single-player word finding game based on Boggle™:
The object of the game is to list as many words as you can before the time runs out. There are several timer modes that determine how much time you start with, and if you get extra time when you find a word
CuteMaze is atop-down maze game with multiple maze generation algorithms alongside maze theming, both with two of its built-in themes and custom themes:
Tetzle is a is a jigsaw puzzle game that uses tetromino pieces. Any image can be imported to create puzzles with a wide range of sizes. Games are saved automatically, and you can select between currently in progress games:
Novprog is a progress tracker for writing novels, especially of the variety stemming from NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month):
Goals are set for both the length of the project, as well as total wordcount. Enter your wordcount each day, and NovProg updates a graph showing you how much progress you have made. It also shows you how far you are through your daily goal and total goal.
The following Gottcode apps with existing packages were all updated to their latest versions, most of which meant switching from Qt 5 to Qt 6:
“batchrename” is a Tracker add-on and standalone application. Its command line interface is not yet implemented, however, so it’s GUI only.
It has a live preview, and will also mark different parts of a regular expression with different colors.
For the replacement text, you can include the contents of an attribute “Media:Year” by using $(Media:Year). If you use brackets instead of parentheses, you can also include the output of shell commands. For instance, to add the current date to a file name, you can use $[date +%Y-%m-%d]. If you want to use the date of the file instead, you can use $[date -r $file +%Y-%m-%d]; the environment variable “$file” always contains the currently renamed file.
The coloured patches is an excellent idea. Makes it so easy to see what’s happening, especially with live updating. The ‘Pattern’ and ‘Replace with’ fields are difficult for dummies like me though so probably I’d never use it. I’m used to drop down options.
