output pane maximize/un-maximize bug

Hello Tom,
I think I spotted a bug in the output pane maximize/un-maximize mechanism.

When the pane already has several screens of output, if I use the
toolbar button to maximize/un-maximize the output pane, then the last
lines of the output, say:
Finished running lintian.
>debuild -b -us -uc (19688) returned '0'

will always be visible. Essentially, the pane would always be scrolled
down. This is as expected. The button uses the toggle.off/on
output.expand actions.

If I use however the 'ctrl+w' binding to maximize/un-maximize the
output pane, then the last lines of the output will no longer be
visible upon un-maximizing. The pane would no longer be scrolled down.
The binding uses !output.adjust_ratio 1,* action.

Could the output.expand action be used for the binding, too? I'm not
sure how to use the toggle.off/on mechanism with bindings.

Regards,
Liviu

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Feature request

Editor issue

Hello.

I edit a file with internal editor.
Let say it is ~/.xinitrc

% ll ~/.xinitrc 
-rwx------ 1 kent users 1559 янв 16 17:06 /home/kent/.xinitrc

Edited and saved.

% ll ~/.xinitrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 kent users 1558 янв 22 00:44 /home/kent/.xinitrc

It lost it's executable bit and became readable for others.

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fuse and gvfs support

Hello
Where does emel stand on fuse and gvfs support? The Makefile.config
states that gvfs is 'NOT YET FUNCTIONAL'. While the 'fusemounts'
doesn't do anything obviously useful. I checked the docs but couldn't
find much useful info either.

Any pointers? Regards
Liviu

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Typos in the debian changelog file

When building a debian package for 0.8.2, I noticed a few typos related
to the 0.8.2 entry in debian-unofficial/changelog:

- Add an extra space in front of " * new upstream" (only one present, two required)
- Add a space in front of "-- tooar <tooar <at> emelfm2.net> Fri, 21 Dec 2012 10:42:40 +1100" (none present, one required)
- Add an extra space in front of "Fri, 21 Dec" (only one present, two required).

That's it, and happy new year 2013 for the emelfm2 users out there!

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Reactivate WM role attributes

Hi Tom,

Would it be possible to uncomment the following two lines?

- src/e2_window.c, l.1342: gtk_window_set_role (GTK_WINDOW (app.main_window), "main");
- src/dialogs/e2_window.c, l.305: gtk_window_set_role (thiswindow, "dialog");

I'm using Openbox as window manager and like to have main windows
maximized upon startup, while keeping dialog boxes at their original size.

Without those lines of code above, Openbox doesn't make any difference
between the main window and a dialog window, therefore maximizing any
dialog window. I know that seems lazy since I just need to maximize the
main window manually, but saving any mouse gesture keeps me away from
the carpal tunnel syndrome 

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Ignore other filesystems in the mountable devices list

Hi Tom,

When using the mount option in e2, there's a couple of filesystem
types, dirs or devs that get ignored for good reasons and do not
appear in the list of mountable devices. I found the list in
e2_fs_mount.c, l.116.

Here's a list of a few other that, IMHO, may be ignored for clarity
purposes:
- fusectl : related to the fuse subsystem, shouldn't be open to the
  end-user
- nfsd : related to the nfs subsystem, shouldn't be open to the
  end-user
- tmpfs : a kernel filesystem, very rarely used by an end-user
- fuse.bindfs : an overlay filesystem which lies on the top of another
  fs to dynamically modify permissions & ownership, most of the time I
  use it either manually (i.e using the command line) or have it set
  automatically when the underlying fs is mounted.
- /boot : normally mounted by the init system using root rights, so I
  can't see any end-user wanting/being able to unmount /boot.

Attached is a quick & dirty patch made by me.

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version string

Tom
I encounter a small issue with providing builds of the latest release
and SVN code: The two binaries cannot be distinguished.
liv <at> liv-laptop:~$ emelfm2 -v
emelFM2 v. 0.8.2
Licensed under the GPL
Copyright (C) 2003-2012, tooar <tooar <at> emelfm2.net>
Build date: Fri Dec 21 19:46:58 UTC 2012
Build platform: GTK+ 2.24.10 Linux 2.6.24-32-xen/x86_64
liv <at> liv-laptop:~$ emelfm2-svn -v
emelFM2 v. 0.8.2
Licensed under the GPL
Copyright (C) 2003-2012, tooar <tooar <at> emelfm2.net>
Build date: Fri Dec 21 02:47:09 UTC 2012
Build platform: GTK+ 2.24.10 Linux 2.6.24-32-xen/x86_64

As you can see above, they're both advertised as 'emelFM2 v. 0.8.2'.
Same issue holds in the About dialogue.

Would you consider using one string for regular SVN revisions (say,
'emelFM2 v. 0.8.2-SVN') and update it when performing a release
('emelFM2 v. 0.8.2')?

Another identification issue is related to the WM. In the case of both
binaries the WM identifies each instance as 'emelFM2'. Could this be
addressed somehow?

Regards
Liviu

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emelFM2 0.8.2 release

Hello all.

The latest public release is available at http://emelfm2.net/rel/emelfm2-0.8.2.tar.bz2.

Highlights of this release:
 * minor UI refinements
 * can build support for colorized output-pane text
 * easier plugin installation
 * extra action (for filelists context menu, mainly)
 * extra macros
 * extra start-up parameters
 * better operation on gtk3
 * bugfixes

Details are available at http://emelfm2.net/ChangeLog.

Ubuntu PPA for daily builds of emelFM2 SVN

Dear all
This is to announce that now an Ubuntu PPA for daily builds of emelFM2
SVN trunk is available. [1] The installation of the 'emelfm2-svn'
package is independent of the 'emelfm2' release package [2], allowing
for parallel installations on the same Ubuntu system. The
'emelfm2-svn' installation will use the ~/.config/emelfm2-svn config
folder.

Please report any issues that you may have with the daily builds. Regards
Liviu

[1] https://code.launchpad.net/~emelfm2/+archive/daily
[2] https://launchpad.net/~landronimirc/+archive/emelfm2

emel fails on relative links

Hello
It seems to me that latest SVN fails to correctly parse relative
links. Take this example:
Item: /usr/bin/pwmje
Type: Symbolic Link to /share/passwordmaker-je/pwmje.jar
 (which is missing)
Size: 35 bytes

However,
root <at> liv-laptop:/usr/bin# ls -l pwmje
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 35 Dec  4 22:02 pwmje ->
../share/passwordmaker-je/pwmje.jar

I can run the symlink from the command line, but double-clicking in
emel results in a 'What do you want to do with pwmje' dialogue.

Regards
Liviu

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