Evan Paterakis
Evan Paterakis
Thank you so much for this! I don't think it's going to need any effort at all from Tuba's side apart from setting the download dir and enabling it, right?...
Either that, or through GNOME Builder:    Edit: I'd probably suggest GNOME Builder as to avoid messing with your system as, for now, Clapper requires some patches
Sounds good! Not sure if keeping `MediaItem`s in memory will cause a big impact, I'll do some testing. If it does, I'll probably just save url_hash => filename in memory...
You can also use Clapper as your standalone video player! https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.rafostar.Clapper It's very powerful, it can even play videos from remote sources like youtube 
If those feature requests are for Clapper standalone, they should probably be opened on https://github.com/Rafostar/clapper/issues so Rafostar can keep track of them! Otherwise, I can probably add them to Tuba's...
That's not it (or at least it's doesn't reproduce it here) In general, the issue is with GtkLabel + ellipsize + wrap measuring the widget size incorrectly. GtkLabels are beyond...
Though, from the looks of it you are also using an older version of Tuba, it might have been fixed on 0.7 :shrug:
Thanks for figuring it out! I'll re-open this as they are mostly case-by-case. I'll see about writing a workaround!
Okay so, GtkLabel reports a larger min width that natural. This can be fixed by removing the overflow workaround but then we need to fix that. So for now, I'll...
Decided to convert `LIMIT_TO_INSTANCE` to `DEFAULT_INSTANCE`. Honestly, if someone wants to login to a different instance they can straight up edit their secret. If an org wants to 'lock' the...