Dimitris Papaioannou
Dimitris Papaioannou
Panning now uses main click and there is a small menu explaining the controls. Node positions and collapsible states are saved, as long as the `persistence` feature is turned on...
What is your use case?
You can find ready to run executables in each release (the `coppwr` files). They only require GUI and PipeWire libraries that you should already have if you run any graphical...
Another more general solution could be to let users specify their preferred order of properties to show in that place for each object type
You can add the property you want to get the value from here https://github.com/dimtpap/coppwr/blob/39473efba9f0ca7a00090d9fc986c8b5494de54b/src/ui/global.rs#L240 if you want to adjust it to your needs for now
I'll be rewriting the graph code since it's a bit limited for a lot of stuff as it is now. After that it'll be able to handle user-set Global "nicknames".
This may be a bug, can you provide a screenshot?
I tried on latest Ubuntu X11 and got the same behavior. Linux Mint X11 though had no problems. What distro and window system are you running?
The scaling is set based on [`Xft.dpi`](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HiDPI#X_Resources), maybe it's not set correctly in your setup. As a workaround you can run coppwr with the `WINIT_X11_SCALE_FACTOR` environment variable set to your...
It may be a bug in winit, the windowing library used by coppwr, that should be reported. I'll try messing with `Xft.dpi` to see if it's respected. If it is,...