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Brush size sliders
I would really like a play button for playlists and albums similar to the official Spotify client.
Maybe the play button can just be implemented next to the staring button and perhaps a button shown on hover in the overview.
Use GtkPasswordEntry
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Something like sending a web request to retrieve some data and then display it. Maybe using tokio or some other async runtime.
Following on from #253 and #254, would it be possible to include a table of available, and still-to-implement, features in the README?
I think the first thing that pops into my brain looking at trackers is, "How do I make a responsive layout that looks good when on a small screen like PinePhone device and desktop?". Example could be like a calculator that looks good when window size is small and different when big.
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The settings button is only shown in the "Installed" tab. It would be nice to also view it while browsing the extensions. Like modify settings just after installing.
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Demo/example ideas
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- How to use CSS with GTK sonnyp/Workbench#58
- HTTP requests
- Opening and saving files
- List of common widgets to use
- How to use Icons
- List of icons available - see sonnyp/Workbench#68
- how to use gtk inspector
- composite template
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- Mnemonics explained
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I came across your repo recently, and finally found an example drag and drop implementation in GTK4 - also, the whole repo is impressive.
Though, I tried to modify the example, so it supports dragging and dropping the widgets (for example to reorder the labels) but no luck so far. Do you have any idea for this scenario?
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There should be some kind of a slider for selecting a brush size instead of just buttons to adjust it. Maybe it doesn't have to be a visible slider but how Adobe does it: sliding with mouse over a number increases/decreases the number