I see. Thanks for the detailed explanation.
2011/5/12 Jean-Philippe Bernardy
> On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 5:05 PM, Arenielle wrote:
> > Ok, this is quite reasonable. At the same time, I don't understand how do
> > you see installation process.
> > Suppose user doesn&#x
Ok, this is quite reasonable. At the same time, I don't understand how do
you see installation process.
Suppose user doesn't have any config.
cabal install yi
cabal install yi-pango
How will Yi select UI for him, since it's not hardcoded in configuration
file yet?
2011/5/11 Jean-Philippe Bernard
Do you mean keeping UIs in the same package with core? Or dropping the
ability to select frontend on startup with cmd args?
Neither way seems fine for me.
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Hello guys,
Recently I've been thinking on splitting Yi into core package and UIs.
Here are some of my thoughts:
Currently Yi core slightly depends on frontends.
This dependence can be easily removed(fix me if I'm wrong). However, it'll
no longer be possible to select frontend on startup with
Changes:
- migration to new signal model. Legacy stuff from Gtk.Gdk.Events
removed.
- support for GTK-compliant input methods. At least works for my ibus-
anthy :-)
- minor changes in handling mouse events. Scrolling is less weird now.
- some cosmetic changes
I hope I didn't break anything. Should
