Jeroen Wesbeek

Nice, thanks @Safihre

This would be easy to accomplish by providing your custom renderer, if #4297 was merged.

You could probably accomplish this by overriding the pie renderer, like in #4297

@minhDTNHust , you would need create a custom renderer ([example](https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts/pull/4297#issuecomment-745258430)) and override: - [`func renderFill(with color: NSUIColor, for path: CGPath, in context: CGContext, dataSet: PieChartDataSetProtocol, entry: ChartDataEntry)`](https://github.com/danielgindi/Charts/pull/4297/files#diff-937313dbfa085dbfcedf2cd026721965d844f3e4418f7675f22ff5b86cfa3ef3R942), and - [`func...

This would be easy to accomplish by providing your custom renderer, if #4297 was merged.

Thanks for the feedback and good to know that Conda is quite contained as well. I don't really use Python, other than for now trying to get trained models transformed...

By the way, Core ML Tools _does_ install when using `--platform amd64` and the `amd64` / `x86_64` sources, rather than arm64 / `aarch64`: ```zsh docker build --platform linux/amd64 -t core-ml-tools...

Yes, unfortunately the old API -that was replaced by NPO 2.0 in spring 2017- has now finally been pulled offline. While local cache ensures you can still watch _some_ programs...

I have an `APIKey`, but I am bit hesitant to throw it open in the public considering the NPO might disable it ;) Pagination / infinite scrolling works much more...

Hah, nice work @dyve, that's a different API Key than I have :) That means I can publish the code I am working on using that publicly available API Key...