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Le Chuck:
--- Quote from: arximidis on March 28, 2014, 05:00:56 pm ---OK, think I found it
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Winner winner chicken dinner!!! :woot
We're back in business buddy!
arximidis:
Ok perfect!!!
I will upload the new version very soon. Version 3.0 is a major update
I have fixed most of the issues you reported and included new characteristics
arximidis:
It was impossible to avoid the crashes. The vlc pluging is very buggie
So, I have almost convert it the app to use internet explorer's engine (like the very first version). Ofcourse this will limit the program to work only under windows, but there are no crashes (and I can use the html5 video and audio tags + windows media player)
Now, as for the webkit version I won't throw it awway. I will use it for the linux version of the program (which has fewer bugs and crashes).
nitrogen_widget:
--- Quote from: arximidis on March 31, 2014, 03:21:00 pm ---It was impossible to avoid the crashes. The vlc pluging is very buggie
So, I have almost convert it the app to use internet explorer's engine (like the very first version). Ofcourse this will limit the program to work only under windows, but there are no crashes (and I can use the html5 video and audio tags + windows media player)
Now, as for the webkit version I won't throw it awway. I will use it for the linux version of the program (which has fewer bugs and crashes).
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Linux user here.
Please keep Linux support. :)
I'm planning on using a minimal live linux distro <80mb (slitaz.org) for my next mame project & looking for a front end that won't put me through dependency hell.
I've been following along and I love it's html 5.
I'm going to put together a PC for linux testing purposes this week & looking forward to trying this out.
arximidis:
--- Quote from: nitrogen_widget on April 01, 2014, 11:36:52 am ---
Linux user here.
Please keep Linux support. :)
I'm planning on using a minimal live linux distro <80mb (slitaz.org) for my next mame project & looking for a front end that won't put me through dependency hell.
I've been following along and I love it's html 5.
I'm going to put together a PC for linux testing purposes this week & looking forward to trying this out.
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Noted!
I am writing the html code in such a way to be compatible with the webkit and the ie version of the browser. Of course The webkit version works under linux too, but remember it depends on qt libraries... so you must install them to your distro