Hi!
- Mensaje original -
> > Besides, is there an easy way to implement a https client using glib only?
> > If
> > not, is there a small library we can use for that purpose? - any
> > suggestions?
>
> Answering myself, I think libcurl would be a good candidate - see:
>
> http://curl.haxx
> Since it's simply a data fetch from https, why does it needs to be part of
> virt-
> viewer?
>
> Can't you write a simple wrapper/script to take care of that?
Sure. Then I have to maintain/install a script and remote-viewer, and I want to
avoid that.
Why is the ovirt code included? I guess
hi
- Mensaje original -
> > Since it's simply a data fetch from https, why does it needs to be part of
> > virt-
> > viewer?
> >
> > Can't you write a simple wrapper/script to take care of that?
>
> Sure. Then I have to maintain/install a script and remote-viewer, and I want
> to avoid t
> > > Can't you write a simple wrapper/script to take care of that?
> >
> > Sure. Then I have to maintain/install a script and remote-viewer, and
> > I want to avoid that.
> >
> > Why is the ovirt code included? I guess it is just convenient.
>
> I haven't used the ovirt support, but my impression
Hello!
I've cc'd Jojo with whom we discussed at length building aSPICE and
succeeded in the end to set up a build environment on his machine. Jojo,
please chime in if I forget something.
1) One needs to build a set of libraries which Jojo and I were able to
build, but so far haven't found the tim
I agree about animations, apparently the setting doesn't affect
gnome-shell... I'll consider a feature request of something like a
setting 'bells-and-whistles', so, when disabled, Gnome accepts that
user is serious about disabling all this stuff :) It shouldn't be
accessible with dconf-editor thoug
