ENIGMA Development Environment

Hard to tell from just that scrollback. Could you check out the trunk (the one marked developer instead of stable) and tell me if it throws any additional errors?

We're actually about to mark the trunk stable when a few more people confirm the latest changes work right.

Ugh. With exception of your hatred towards any non-commonplace syntax for even the most trivial uses, I can't find any content in this thread I'm comfortable trolling.

Everything you said about GTK3 was right. But GNOME 3's interface is horrible, no matter what else they improved. Maybe when Wayland comes in and I can actually use my graphics card at its full potential, it'll be worth it. Until then, they can keep their unusable fucking interface. I'd feel more empowered if their desktop panel was four terminal windows and a run dialog rather than icons to programs I usually press once at startup then never touch again.

Fix'd

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Why is it giving you so much trouble? Just delete svnkit.jar from Plugins/shared/. That will stop all updates.
Let us know if that fixes anything.

That page is linked, Retro. It's at the bottom of the front page.

Polygone: What do you think this is, a democracy? This is FOSS. People work on what they like until there's a product.

In case you missed that MASSIVE fifteen minute downtime (longest fifteen minutes I've ever waited patiently through as CPanel did all the work)... *cough*


Let's try this over. Hello, everyone! We're on new hardware.

Everyone give a big thanks to the following:
= IsmAvatar for forking over half the price of the server
= Gary for installing the gobs of software we apparently depend on
= a2h for debugging his CSS and apparent dependency on the aforementioned software
= And of course, me, for my expedient remedy of all other aspects of this migration

Now you should be able to click a fucking wiki link without sixteen minutes of latency.
Enjoy.

@a2h: these fonts are oversized and hideous. Please fix them.

I'd rather have a draw_text_unicode. Anyway, we have a number of options.

1) Like Yoyo, we can allow selecting ranges of unicode chars to include in the font texture.
2) We can use TTF to load the glyphs into GL lists, and draw any glyphs not encompassed by those list ranges manually.
3) We can get creative, as many unicode glyphs are simply a letter with a symbol drawn over them.

While it would require flipping on antialiasing to look decent, (2) seems to be the most practical option. Perhaps we could merge (1) and (2), drawing any symbol we have in our texture as a sprite, and rendering the rest as primitives.