What the fuck? I normally don't reply, but ehm, what kind of lame anonymous moran is this?
Just ignore these people's. I guess all the 13 yeard old script kiddies got bored with cracking Vista and are trying out Ubuntu.
3 April 2007 at 06:48
Anonymous said...
My initial though, why whould this need to be a plugin? When ever do you want your screen saver activated while watching a movie?
Are plugins becoming a sickness? Is plugins the "solution" (or workaround) to allow lots and lots of configuration options in the gnome UI which wouldn't have been allowed in a single preferences dialog?
Oh well.... nice to see something new in the totem camp anyway! =)
Thanks for working on it!
//fatal
3 April 2007 at 07:48
Anonymous said...
sounds fine, hope that would reduce the number of bug reports a bit...
Hurray for plugins, but I do think that this is so imminently sensible that there doesn't need to be a plug-in. If the video is full screen, screen saver goes off. If the video is not, screen saver stays on. If you want to keep track on $x other things besides your video, its time way start looking towards feature enhancements in libinotify
3 April 2007 at 13:48
Anonymous said...
"My initial though, why whould this need to be a plugin? When ever do you want your screen saver activated while watching a movie?"
Same here.
But otherwise, great work. Some things obviously do not belong in totem core but might be nice to have.
Plugins yaaay. Now if the dang thing could play DVD+menus.
(i realize it's gstreamer holding this back)
4 April 2007 at 03:48
I've just finished an (almost) all-nighter to finishing stealing code from Rhythmbox. As soon as the licensing is sorted out, Totem will be getting plugins, so I can start cleaning up the code, and fix some long-standing bugs. This might also mean some cool new features like posters, or TV guides. Let's see what we can do.
"I'd help, but my engine has problems"
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Good job you cocksucker.
I expect 10 hours of daily work on totem.
3 April 2007 at 06:12
"Good job you cocksucker."
What the fuck? I normally don't reply, but ehm, what kind of lame anonymous moran is this?
Just ignore these people's. I guess all the 13 yeard old script kiddies got bored with cracking Vista and are trying out Ubuntu.
3 April 2007 at 06:48
My initial though, why whould this need to be a plugin? When ever do you want your screen saver activated while watching a movie?
Are plugins becoming a sickness? Is plugins the "solution" (or workaround) to allow lots and lots of configuration options in the gnome UI which wouldn't have been allowed in a single preferences dialog?
Oh well.... nice to see something new in the totem camp anyway! =)
Thanks for working on it!
//fatal
3 April 2007 at 07:48
sounds fine, hope that would reduce the number of bug reports a bit...
3 April 2007 at 08:41
Nice. Could be scoped for a libgtkplugin :-)
3 April 2007 at 09:16
Rock on!
3 April 2007 at 11:39
Hurray for plugins, but I do think that this is so imminently sensible that there doesn't need to be a plug-in. If the video is full screen, screen saver goes off. If the video is not, screen saver stays on. If you want to keep track on $x other things besides your video, its time way start looking towards feature enhancements in libinotify
3 April 2007 at 13:48
"My initial though, why whould this need to be a plugin? When ever do you want your screen saver activated while watching a movie?"
Same here.
But otherwise, great work. Some things obviously do not belong in totem core but might be nice to have.
3 April 2007 at 17:57
Yes like a DVB player.
Good work !
3 April 2007 at 21:34
Plugins yaaay. Now if the dang thing could play DVD+menus.
(i realize it's gstreamer holding this back)
4 April 2007 at 03:48