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Most of the shortcuts for BFilePanel do not appear to work. For example, ALT+A, ALT+S, ALT+UP. However, some still work okay, e.g. ALT+H, ALT+DOWN (when a directory is selected).

We have a mercurial repo setup here:
​http://hg.haiku-os.org/

It hosts various things not directly related to Haiku development, such as Drupal setup, and various trac plugins we developed over the years.

These repositories have very low visibility which is not helping interested people in making use of them. We should make them more visible to help people join the sysadmin team. I would suggest mirroring them in git format at ​http://cgit.haiku-os.org and/or at github, to make them more visible.

Don't forget to update external links, for example at ​https://trac-hacks.org/wiki/SubcomponentsPlugin, if we decide to shutdown the mercurial repos.

It makes complete sense once the scroll bars are hidden by default: You are now primarily scrolling the window contents, not moving the indicator on the scroll bar. Personally, it made immediate sense to me and just took a couple of weeks for the scrollbar-moving direction of scroll wheels to feel very weird and unintuitive on other OS’s. Luckily, there are (usually non-standard) tweaks for most OS’s to adjust the HID device scroll behaviour to be inverted and it would be great on Haiku as well. ...

- Add virtual hook to TeamMemory for retrieving area information from the target team. - Implement said hook in DebuggerInterface. - Adjust RetrieveMemoryBlockJob to use said hook to retrieve the writable state of the target block rather than calling get_memory_properties() directly. - Add virtual hook to TeamMemory for retrieving area information from the target team. - Implement said hook in DebuggerInterface. - Adjust RetrieveMemoryBlockJob to use said hook to retrieve the writable state of the target block rather than calling get_memory_properties() directly.

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I do have mixed feelings about so called natural or reversed scrolling. It makes complete sense once the scroll bars are hidden by default: You are now primarily scrolling the window contents, not moving the indicator on the scroll bar. Personally, it made immediate sense to me and just took a couple of weeks for the scrollbar-moving direction of scroll wheels to feel very weird and unintuitive on other OS’s. Luckily, there are (usually non-standard) tweaks for most OS’s to adjust the HID device scroll behaviour to be inverted and it would ...

* CLI only. * CLI only.

[As a personal opinion, I'm not too impressed with a lot of the trendy UI stuff. Ubuntu has a lot of the fades, and so on, and is often frustratingly unusable. In particular the scrollbars are abysmal!] Do you have the same problems with OSX's UI? If yes please explain why. P.S. again u can enable the standard scrollbars in Ubuntu. ...

Removing Haikuware, adding instead: - Guest One's Haiku Repository - PulkoMandy's Archiv - Fatelk's Repo Removing Haikuware, adding instead: - Guest One's Haiku Repository - PulkoMandy's Archiv - Fatelk's Repo

On Apr 14, 2015, at 5:44 PM, François Revol revol@xxxxxxx wrote: patch.) Well you're not that far from it, sure you don't want to try? ...