It’s better if DoF site sets up a messaging function - I would enabled it to be informed about new available articles.
Forum posts lost their informative functionality this way.
This is like FaceBook posts - the main stuff lost among tons of other posts, as posts and reactions are altogether.
This thread is good place (to discuss about ?), hmm, maybe …
I looked at after I mentioned to set up this messaging thing … so I was curious once I would get as a tip
Anyway ,
thanks for your kind offer.
I just do not use RSS (anymore … still here* (* I mean : in my new Haiku era) … or at all?… (yet finally(?)) … who knows, if me myself not sure about )
… what you written based on latest monthly report … somehowyou should have clarified
most of these improvements are introduced really in series of nightlies actually
as people generally installs first the recommended Beta releases …
… meanwhile new features / fixes / improvements gets into several nightlies - so even not enough to install one Haiku, but keep on staying the latest revision.
This way the article can be misleading for newcomers.
Clipdinger is a clipboard manager that helps you manage your copied text. It allows you to store your copied text, create favorites, and upload the copied text to the Internet. UploadIT is a tracker addon that allows you to upload files at 0x0
UploadIt is used often with Screenshoots and then paste the link in Vision for example!
1.) Make a Screenshoot
2.) Edit the Screenshoot
3.) Upload the image with UploadIt to get a link in Clipboard!
4.) Check Clipdinger if the file is converted to a link
5.) Paste the Clipboard alt + v to Vision
Begasus, a self-taught Haiku developer, brings a unique perspective to the community. Despite lacking formal coding education, he excels in porting applications and engaging with the Haiku environment.
Gerasim has dedicated his time and talent to various Haiku projects, including the NTFS file system driver and several graphical translators. His dedication to the future of Haiku is evident in his pragmatic philosophy: he does not focus on a final goal, but rather enjoys the creative process and the satisfaction of contributing to an open-source project.
