Jason C
Jason C
Maybe some helpful soul will shed some light on a solution at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77469944/getting-physical-dimensions-of-screen-in-macos.
Found this: https://gist.github.com/nicksherman/33f400e8577f93ab6ecdecdd4306985a
Can confirm above gist works; tested getting it on macOS 13.5 given an `NSScreen` like this: ``` screen = NSScreen.screens()[index] number = screen.deviceDescription()["NSScreenNumber"] width_mm, height_mm = CGDisplayScreenSize(number) ``` Will try...
I'm pretty sure it does; I'm not familiar with Godot at all but there is a game I play (Virtual Circuit Board) that is written in Godot and does have...
Same problem here, it makes gRPC unusable.
It seems the names are not correct; for example, for those 7 entries named "Forest", the actual names (from the Benjamin Moore web site) are: - 433 - Forest Hills...
Same issue here; and with virtually every other tk-based library/toolkit on macOS, not just PySimpleGUI.
Hey any update on this? Would really like to be able to use the Qt backend.
Rather than implementing this as a new effect, does it make more sense to include one of the DC Offset Nyquist plugins on the forum in the standard distribution?
@petersampsonaudacity For the _correction / removal_ operation, would you prefer "correct DC offset to X dB" (default X=0), or simply "remove DC offset"? The former allows specification of the new...