Comments for Enrico Ros

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Comment on QML to KDM! Presto!! by Sclera Contacts

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Comment on Delicious Transblurency [1] by Aaron Seigo

Aaron Seigo — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:06:52 +0000

There code in the blog comes directly from libplasma, in fact. So you can also link to libplasma and use:

Plasma::WindowEffects::enableBlurBehindWindow(WId window, bool enable = true, const QRegion ®ion = QRegion());

instead of providing your own implementation. You also get access to other such features as they become available and the code is maintained for you.

@Kurtins: those are some of the new icons for the system tray icons that will appear in KDE SC 4.5

Comment on Delicious Transblurency [1] by Kurtins

Kurtins — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 14:02:24 +0000

Hey, are those in the screenshot new volume and network system tray icons or just an icon pack you’ve installed?

Comment on Delicious Transblurency [1] by yiunix

yiunix — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 13:20:45 +0000

ciao enrico…

sai per caso se il plugin blur funzioa anche sotto intel con il nuovo driver mesa 7.8.1?

nel driver sono presenti sia l estensione framebuffer-object che pixel-buffer object…

Comment on Delicious Transblurency [1] by nobody

nobody — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 09:48:22 +0000

“direct the user to relevant information or to help him through a step-by-step process”

i never thought of this aspect of blurring, but you are damn right!

Unfortunately, stuff like making windows transparent as in your example (or like the most popular burr effect – the one in vista) does is eye-candy at the cost of usability. It distracts the user from the relevant info instead of helping him to focus.

We should use the new effect for inactive windows, inactive buttons, or things like plasma popups to make a sensible use of it. As blurred things appear to be further away, we could even blur the wallpaper and plasma when a window is focused or apply different degrees of blurring to windows dependent on their importance.

Comment on Grab one, it’s free! by dryfit

dryfit — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:52:07 +0000

For webcam login i see a securty problem. What will it do if you hold a picture from someone in front of the webcam?

Comment on Grab one, it’s free! by F3lip3

F3lip3 — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 00:53:20 +0000

Maybe Opencv is a good alternative for webcam support. Opencv offers a good image process and it’s easy to use in Qt, I have a little modification for system settings in “Password & User Account” section, this modification allow to use a webcam for take a picture and use in your profile.

Comment on Grab one, it’s free! by sandsmark

sandsmark — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 14:22:38 +0000

@Enrico Ros: QtMultimedia is a redundant API that I’m not entirely certain should exist at all, considering that they already had Phonon.
Making Arxin work on multiple distros and include it in kdeadmin or something would probably “solve” your “unified control center” thingy? Or maybe use Pardus’ tools instead (I think they have something similar).

@collinm: That would be horrible from a security POV, since anyone looking at your screen would easily be able to see your “password”.