new potent candidate: http://com.odroid.com/sigong/blog/blog_list.php?bid=193

WIll do

We're presently using the spelling 'color'

See GSoC overview on the project Wiki for instructions if you're unsure - https://wiki.apertus.org/index.php/GSoC_Overview

Hey @bwepngong,
Great! Please complete the coding challenge and write a GSoC 2018 application.

Hello @Bertl,
I will really love to work on this project for GSOC2018. I have some sparing knowledge with VHDL and FPGAs but I'm willing to learn. I have a Bachelor in Computer Engineering. I will appreciate any hints!
Kind regards,
Wepngong N. Benaiah

Then try it this way first, can optimize later.

I don't think this is application is performance critical, if processing the image take 1 second or 10 seconds doesn't matter much and still saves us a lot of time compared to inspecting each component individually under the microscope.
Using JS would have the advantage that we need to deal with almost no overhead for creating GUI elements and dealing with image rendering compared to qt, etc.

I would suggest to avoid JS, performance could possibly be low, but OpenCV sounded great. Just had no time to look into that lib. Also TensorFlow could be interesting, as it uses AI.

@BAndiT1983 suggested using http://tutorials.jenkov.com/html5/local-storage.html
I will look into that, seem like a good alternative to cookies.

Thanks, installed ripple: works well, but switches to PC fullscreen when going cellphone fullscreen mode :)

Ripple Simulator is also really well simulating mobile device of different kind.

Thanks.

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is there more info about that? video or online simulator?

Note:

I will try a two line layout for the home-page and a single line layout in the header/footer buttons for all other subpages.

We can also think of using an EDP display (e-ink display, like in e-book readers), which consume very few energy. The refreshing rate isn't very fast, but for the remote, we don't need something very fast.

Many thanks!

That's strange because the footer body appears wider than the page body on Palemoon and FF.

The initial problem is still fixed.

Great idea!

Very good idea, thought about checkbox styling for that, also because of states, but haven't thought about searching for examples.

what about checkboxes? they can be styled with css, so they look like toggle switches: https://codepen.io/mburnette/pen/LxNxNg

Still fixed?

Zoom F1
2 channel recorder/interface
https://www.zoom.co.jp/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/zoom-f1-field-recordershotgun-mic

Another good example in functionality and usability: ShotPut Pro
https://www.imagineproducts.com/

It was intended to align with the website content yeah.

Original SVG file:

The problem is fixed now. Thanks!

Also added here -> https://wiki.apertus.org/index.php/OpenCine.Diagrams

To tihs one -> https://wiki.apertus.org

Which wiki are you referring to?

Thanks BAndiT1983 for the fix!

Let me take a look, have got a bit of experience by now. See intern chat.

so we need to get knee deep into the theme templates I assume. Will take a look.

He told me yesterday that it is 1366x768 (see IRC log). We have to add new area to the theme or move current footer area out of the main container, then the shrinking works again.

What is your screen resolution davidak?

Well I've tested it and it works. It's commonplace and hyperlinks are intended to run through most of its pages.

preparing a pdf and then adding hyperlinks is a strange combination in my mind....

Re: Rotation - Will do.

Hi. OC hierarchy consists of (currently) 2 main shared libs OCcore and OCui. OCBackup, OCLauncher and ProcessingTest are building upon this libs. Idea is to have a suite of tools, which have same look and feel (provided by OCui).

So, I'm a big visual learner and I'd like to understand the code, dependencies, and intercommunication in this software. On that note, I sketched the above dependency drawing illustrating how I think the pieces fit together from the information scattered about.

OpenEMM is an Open Source web-based enterprise application for e-mail and marketing automation.