I hav a Raspberry Pi and a display connected via HDMI. Now I'd like to split the screen, so I got a single line on top (like 2-3cm), to show some numbers and the screen beneth it maybe as one or also split. How does it work and can I run single "full screen" programs in the seperated sections afterwards?
Thanks and Greetings,
Elias
Look in to tmux, which will let you split the screen, running a shell in each. The splits can be resized, giving the effect you want.
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I am working on a bootstrap project, where there are many nested s. Many times I work with several files in a split screen, the problem is that depending on whether I scroll vertically, I have to scroll horizontally to be able to see the code, because it stays too far to the right. Is there a way to do it automatically based on the leftmost line of code.
I have two (identical) monitors connected to the same graphics card, and am running AwesomeWM. The default configuration has nine tags, basically giving me 18 desktops (nine on the left, nine on the right).
I don't really want to divide my life into "left desktop stuff" and "right desktop stuff". Is there a way of configuring AwesomeWM to just provide nine desktops corresponding to the nine tags, so that the two screens can each be configured to display any of the nine, independently of one another?
It's possible to move tags across the screens on demand. So you achieve what you want, you need to modify the taglist to show the tags for every screen (and sort them by name) using the source and filter property. Then, in your buttons section, just add t.screen = mouse.screen in the line before the line that selects the tag.
I'm a beginner to Watch OS programming (I'm using Storyboard) and would like some help with scrollable lists.
I need to create a scrollable list of numbers (e.g. from 1 to 20) that changes when user uses scrolls with the crown. I know how to create it using a Table, but the problem is, I don't know how to contain it to a single area.
I have added a screenshot of the "Sleep Cycle" app that has a similar feature. I would like to do the exact same thing, but instead of time, I need to show a list of numbers.
Edit: Another example would be "Zero" where the hours field is scrollable:
Please check out this library and try to customize it as per your use case:
https://github.com/calda/WatchKitTimePicker
I'm having some problems in displaying elements in different regions.
After installing and using Croogo for a while, I made several trials
adding custom elements and custom menus. If I choose region
'right' (being the default region for elements used by Croogo once
installed) everything is fine and I'm able to add anything I want
without any problem.
Anyhow when I choose any other region to display my element (header,
footer, left) nothing is displayed (looking at the source of the page
I noticed the element is not even rendered).
Am I missing something? How can I actually use different regions to
display elements/blocks?
I'm also a bit confused about the 9 regions (named regionX with
X=[1,..,9]) available along with header, footer, left, right. What's
their purpose? Do they actually represent a region on the screen or
they have been left not configured?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
You probably need to adjust your theme.json so that the desired regions is loaded.
I am trying to design a view that takes in from and to locations from the user. Here is what I have so far:
http://imgur.com/jX735
As you can see, the view is nothing but HORRENDOUS and UGLY. Any idea how to make it pretty :)? I am open for suggestions that will move things around however I am skeptical about having separate views for the from and then to input.
Thank you!
Edit: The to/from labels will show the chosen locations from the tableview entries and the blue buttons enable the user to edit the location again.
Line up the colons of "from:" and "to:" - i.e. indent "To:"
Make "Go" slightly smaller so it doesn't look so crowded.
Add some color to the Go button.
Switch to a different state than California :-)