Out of curiosity, what is that agreement about?
You can also use Bunny Fonts instead which are drop-in replacement for Google Fonts: About Bunny Fonts | Faster & GDPR friendly Fonts
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I set up a KVM in QEMU with Haiku and tried that, but it was a hassle or I’m not yet versed enough with OBS + the zoom plugin. Then decided it will be too much for the preview anyway.
I’ll have another shot after the conf next week though.
It would be awesome however if BeScreenCapture would support that 
There’s also a weird gfx issue when using BDirectWindow with my integrated Intel Xe graphics where the video is color shifted…
cool thanks, done:)
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I hope I´m not being seem as one of the negative vibes you mention .
Just to add to that part about the illustration, please please include a good text describing things. For people with different backgrounds, sometimes something that is obvious to you is not to them ( us ) .
Concerning the comment about nobody taking the time, clearly labeled links “What is SEN” , “How SEN can help you” or something like that go a long way to keep people interested.
For starters : as of now, I get the idea that SEN is a kind of Microsoft OneNote for Haiku . Right ? Wrong ?
Oh, just to add : maybe a mention of that it takes advantage of Haiku´s unique strenghts , with links to Haiku homepage would also be nice ? Like, something that explains the benefits of the attributes in the filesystem ?
If you want to get it to a conference soon, I would suggest go for the Clean , Clear & Simple look. If the site gets the message across, you can always add the blinking lights later … 
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just found out why WebPositive won’t render my CSS at at all:
:0:0: Did not parse stylesheet at 'styles/main.css' because non CSS MIME types are not allowed in strict mode.
couldn’t find any helpful info so far, ppl just upgraded their dev tools or cleared the browser cache, but what’s the actual issue?
Also, I cannot turn off strict mode.
:0:0: Unrecognized Content-Security-Policy directive 'manifest-src'.
Is this an issue? Where is that directive included? (it’s not coming from my page)
Nephele sounds only aggressive, but he is very helpfull and a good friend if you need one!
He only sounds kind of wierd sometimes! Sorry Nephele…
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You should try to explain SEN what it does and what is great about it…
I did’nt get it until now!
I think it is all about BeOs it’s attributes which is unique…
But what is new or very different to use SEN?
Text descriptions are definitely useful, however there is a “Why SEN?” and the captions explain what each feature does (e.g. “no tools required, semantic links, dynamic relations,…”.
Will add them when extending the page…
For starters : as of now, I get the idea that SEN is a kind of Microsoft OneNote for Haiku . Right ? Wrong ?
Ouch, that hurts;-)
OneNote is just a bad imitation of linked note taking tools.
SEN is not a tool but an infrastructure. It’s more like Microsoft tried with WinFS but failed, over 10 years after BeOS successfully implemented BFS and had it working up to the UI layer.
I’m “just” adding relations and make extensive use of the already provided metadata/fs attribute infrastructure and query API.
SEN uses files and fs attributes for everything, so also relations can be represented as files, which has the benefit of better alignment with the system and integration into the existing infrastrucure and API.
This allows me to display relations with their properties as “files” with propertes in the Tracker, using the familiar “Details” column listview.
Also, this way, relations can be simply used as stable semantic links (as mentioned on the web site) and “deep links” into e.g. documents (pointing to a specific page, allowing the user to open the PDF and dircectly jump there) or video files (timecode).
sounds like I got it the wrong way, I was also not feeling well the last 2 weeks so I might have been over sensitive.
@nephele let’s grab a beer / fine Austrian vine some time and chat about Haiku and the world:=)
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That’s fine… If i come off as agressive pointing it out is fine, otherwise I can’t learn to improve my communication…
Heh, sure. I hope you are somewhere in Europe, that would be doable for traveling.
I think this means that the HTTP server did not use “text/css” for it’s response… but checking with Safari the response actually IS
“Content-Type: text/css charset=utf-8”
Maybe Webpositive for some reason send a different Accept: header in it’s request? safari used “Accept: text/css,/;q=0.9”
Anyhow, maybe you can check your server logs if this is acurate or not (if it send a text/css mimetype) but in the end this is probably a bug that WebPositive needs to fix. Or maybe this ment something else entirely
Some stackoverflow posts also suggest this might be an issue if a css file is not found for some reason, and it then gets a text/html error document.
Would be darn good to get the webinspector working, heh. 
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Like the style of the website, but the animations need to be bigger for better readability and you should have some explaining text, for people who are new to the concept.
PS
When will be able to try it for ourselves, do you have plan for Integration into Haiku for R1b6?