Bug summary

Currently, when the mouseover coordinates/value text has two lines (typically when hovering over an imshow()):

• qt right aligns the text
• tk center aligns the text
• gtk and wx left aligns the text
• (I haven't checked for macos and jupyter)

Given that the text is shown at the right edge of the toolbar, I think right aligning looks better? This is probably just a matte

Expected Behavior

The default window makes the "untitled" text overflow when there is plenty of room for it. The title should ge readable when there's room.

Current Behavior

#355

It seems to me, the addition of exporting annotations would be complimented by org-mode.

https://beorgapp.com/blog/org-vs-markdown/

I have analyzed video problems and below is the summary. All tested with examples/http_server.py from the pywebview-3 branch.

Windows

• CEF / MSHTML / EdgeHTML. No problems with either. CEF supports only WebM and Ogg out of the box (MP4 not supported).

Cocoa

• Only video frame is displayed, video not playing. Youtube works fine. There are a bunch of flags related to media in WKWeb

clock supports pango markup.

network and battery don’t, but I really want to use <b> on network for formatting like <b>IP:</b> {ipaddr}.

I haven’t confirmed with any others.

Please give us some details about the systems you are using:

• Client (OS name and version): Windows 10, VNCtiger v1.8.80
• Remmina version (remmina --version): 1.2.0-rcgit-27
• Desktop environment (GNOME, Unity, KDE, ..): GNOME 3.18.5
• Connecting to (OS and version): Ubuntu 16.04.4
• Connecting via (RDP, VNC, ...): VNCI

I set Remmina listening on VNC 5901
error log:

Welcome to 

Currently Dino uses "%02x" to format XEP-0320 fingerprint octets, but XEP-0320 is based on the RFC 4572's Fingerprint Attribute, which requires uppercase hexadecimal bytes; would be

I would like a feature that allows users to customise their own icons using 48 * 48 png files.

NOT FROM TOPIC:
Where are the theme files located? I can't find them in /usr/share/themes

On some platforms you can execute

:set guifont=*

to bring up a font requester dialog and interactively pick your font. Screenshot:

Could GNvim implement that font requester option for set guifont=*?