David Capello

This is strange because keyfreq is already prepared to work with multiple emacs processes running in parallel (sometime I commonly do on Windows). Maybe the problem is when a lot...

This problem is still happening in some situations.

Sorry again, but it looks that this issue isn't 100% fixed. I've asked to the Emacs mailing list about this: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-gnu-emacs/2015-09/msg00359.html

Hi @petten, about 1) you might copy the `CMakeLists.txt` file in your `libuv` clone and try setting `LIBUVDIR` to `.`, the problem of not using a submodule is that you...

Hi @zimoun, I'll take a look to this in these days.

Hi @GetterSetterAndDot, would you mind to give a try using `clip::set_x11_wait_timeout(5000);` (by default it's `1000`, 1 second).

@martincapello although I like this PR, it feels like something is missing. The idea of the clip library is to include code that is used inside the clip library (it's...

I think we have several options: 1) From the linked page (https://www.codeproject.com/Reference/1091137/Windows-Clipboard-Formats) I see that we can use the formats from the "Common Image Formats" ("PNG", "image/png", "JPG", "JPEG", "image/jpeg",...

> I'm wondering if it wouldn't it be better for GIFs to just return one single frame (or drop GIF support?) for now, to avoid adding more complexity to the...

It looks good so far although I've made some changes: 1) Avoid a std::vector in decode function b047b278bce01e85c3c414ab9459ca7ba8ad19c5 2) Avoid std::vector and the whole initialization code to call constructors fa9360479af2de617c20b431f33c8ffc18bbdc15...