Well, there's a number of visual programming environments out there already
and I can't see how this relates to elementary specifically. It's more of a
project for the Raspberry Pi community.
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I was thinking about a visual programming experience for the end user who might
be unfamiliar with bash. Also, depending on implementation, the app could reach
beyond the scope of elementary, becoming useful for other distros. Just my two
cents.
Cheers,
Marco
El 13-02-2014, a las 9:53, Sergey
I've looked up Automator in Wikipedia and I can't see how that's related to
Contractor. Contractor is designed to be operated by the user, its actions
are not designed to be automatable.
Actually, automating such actions is an unrelated problem, but IMHO shell
scripting suits that use case just fi
I was wondering, since Contractor is taking shape, how possible is it to do an
app like Automator?
Marco
El 13-02-2014, a las 7:45, Aniket Deole escribió:
> We already have Cable
> (http://elementaryluna.blogspot.in/2012/08/cable-new-irc-chat-client.html)
> But that is not an "official" eleme
We already have Cable (
http://elementaryluna.blogspot.in/2012/08/cable-new-irc-chat-client.html)
But that is not an "official" elementary app.
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Aniket
On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 4:04 PM, Pepijn de Vos wrote:
> A proper IRC client.
>
> I know Empathy does IRC, but
A proper IRC client.
I know Empathy does IRC, but it is unsuitable for real use.
Try opening a few dozen channels in its tabbed interface.
Try idling in a busy channel.
All the real IRC clients either *are* a terminal app, or look like
terminal app in a GTK window. Compare some screens from Te
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