[Cuis-dev] Beta for Cuis 7.0 stable, Rolling Release is 7.1

[Hilaire Fernandes]

Le 20/05/2024 à 21:21, Juan Vuletich a écrit :
>>
>> See part of the script:
>>
>>     (Delay forSeconds: 1) wait.
>>     UISupervisor whenUIinSafeState: [
>>         (world submorphs reject: [:aMorph | aMorph is: #TaskbarMorph])
>>             do: [:each | each delete].
>>         "Adjust font size"
>>         Preferences at: #defaultFontSize put: 10.
>>         "Adjust taskbar size"
>>         morph := world taskbar.
>>         morph scale: 1/2.
>> *        Display fullScreenMode: true.*
>>         "Compute the available free space for windows placement"
>>         area := RealEstateAgent maximumUsableArea extendBy: 0 @ morph 
>> morphHeight negated.
>>         extent := area extent // 2.
>>         "Open a few System Browsers"
>>         Browser open
>>             morphPosition: 0 at 0;
>>             morphExtent: extent.
>>
>>
>> Any idea?
>>
>
> You say "now the fullscreen resize is effective only later". Is this 
> due to changes in the Linux startup script? The only relevant changes 
> to that file are
> https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/Cuis-Smalltalk-Dev/commit/2ef28c221e5db84b05f849141896222b971c611f#diff-829ae88058002c7284027f40ba713fc097831538a4e5339ef17901ed3d7f9f66
> and
> https://github.com/Cuis-Smalltalk/Cuis-Smalltalk-Dev/commit/09a1340e7bc19d88b88a6c71e0e924b3498dfc77
> You can experiment with them.
>
I don't use these script. Btw, the cuis command -s, -u, etc. should be 
documented.


> Or the reason is some update to the Cuis image? If so, can you isolate 
> the change set that generates this behavior? It should be something 
> after the last 6.3RR on which you were able to run your configuration 
> script. You may try loading them in batches, and find out which one is 
> responsible.

I am not sure I can do that. It seems a not so old changed behavior.

But we need the way we configure image to be more solid, it is always so 
fragile.


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