[haiku-development] Re: Add a Quick Tour to the beta image
- From: "Humdinger" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "humdingerb" for DMARC)
- To: haiku-development <haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2018 08:43:18 +0200
Hi Valentin!
On Sun, 30 Sep 2018 at 20:00, Valentin Villenave <valentin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Could there be
a way of adding some HTML5 bling even without making it all one single
page?
I'm open to PRs. I pretty much only fumble around with plain old HTML
and even CSS is a bit of a challenge to me, as we've seen...
Some left/right sliding effect would be nice, I suppose, if that can
be done with html5. You see, I know nothing... :)
- "The quick keyboard shortcut to change workspaces is CTRL ALT
CURSOR" -> "Cursor" tends to refer to the mouse rather than the
keyboard, doesn't it?
Normally, I'd say pointer is the mousy, cursor the keyboardy thing.
But I'm avoiding it now altogether and user arrow symbols instead.
I'd have said "Ctrl+Alt+[Arrows]" (You could
maybe add a sentence about adding the Shift key to move the foreground
window;
It's a short enough sentcence. Will do.
or maybe even add a passing mention of "Like in many other
desktop environments,…" since this will be quite familiar to most
Gnome/KDE users.)
Nah, let's not mention the competitors. :)
Also, other than those, ours can be "with their own resolution, color
depth and background." Or do they do that now too (probably when you
find the right config file and setting...)
- I noticed you're requiring a minimum screen width of 59em (~940px).
Although it's unlikely that many people are still out there with
800x600 or lower screen resolutions, I'm not sure this requirement is
fully necessary. Removing may make things easier for running Haiku on
smaller screens (think low-end netbooks, RaspberryPi-tailor-made
screens, etc.). Even for higher resolutions, people may want to
display your slideshow other than in a full screen window.
That's left in from the Haiku-docs.css I copied.
Are you sure it's an impediment on small screens? I can make the Web+
window really small and it seems to be still working.
59em just means roughly 59 chars, right?
Or do you mean the "@media (min-width:768px)"?
I interpret that as the following settings only apply to screens
bigger than 768px h-resolution. So smaller screens should be fine
anyway.
As I said, CSS is already something I haven't done often, so I could
be very wrong...
Thanks for the comments!
Regards,
Humdinger
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