Cecil Coupe

I can safely say some Shoes 3.2 folk would like to turn off the "Shoes Says" or replace it with their own phrase.

Also it's cousin "Shoes asks". My preference would be a way to replace the phrase (they are C level app global *char).

May I propose : ``` ruby alert("this is an alert") alert("Your consciousness", "this is an alert") alert("this is an alert", :notitle => true) ``` With one argument it would behave...

The consensus at Shoes 3.2 is we like `alert("some alert", title: nil) # or false` and we'll do the `style Shoes::Ask` thing if its easy enough.

The clear command should delete everything in the slot. There have been improvements in Shoes 3 for managing the image cache That may help. You could file an issue with...

Lot's of possibilities but my best guess is pry wants a jruby version that doesn't match what Shoes provides. That is bad news because Shoes isn't going to be fixed...

> So sad to hear that... what happened? Normal things happened. People moved on. There weren't enough developers with the skill, time and interest to form a self sustaining group....

The last time I looked at this problem I found that it wasn't an easy to do or not portable. FWIW, osx and gtk (and windows) have opposite defaults. One...

In Gtk3 (Linux and Windows) this does seem doable although the gnome wizards think [it's not good](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/GtkFileChooserDialog.html#gtkfilechooserdialog-setting-up) policy - like they've never been wrong before! I haven't checked cocoa docs...

@JDsnyke , For a workaround the panel for the file chooser is pretty flexible. You can add directories to it and they stick through a reboot. Just right click the...