Eric Duncan

Ping on this. I almost exclusively run appimages or docker images. Having issues "installing from source" on my clean Ubuntu 20.04 machine. Yes, using virtualenv. Yes, I pulled down `https://extras.wxpython.org/wxPython4/extras/linux/gtk3/ubuntu-20.04/wxPython-4.1.0-cp38-cp38-linux_x86_64.whl`...

I should also note that the error and attached error log was from me trying to remove the `requirements.txt` version of `dbus-python`, to see if it would make a difference....

Installing dev packages on a secure machine is not a solution. Though yes, I admit that may help. At this point, I'm building a Docker image to debug this safely.

At first glance, you would think. However, the attack vector is insignificant compared to system-wide packages. Python wheels are isolated to the user space it runs under (if not installed...

`pydbus` is the preferred lib to use in place of the deprecated `dbus-python`. And, it does not require any system-wide dev packages installed. :) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59434149/using-dbus-to-poweroff-raspberry-pi-inside-docker-container-and-python

Especially on mobile devices (Nexus 5X). Possibly for mobile, just make background `fixed`?

Once I start using this skin, absolutely! And to resolve a number of other issues.

@ddspog it has taken a backseat to some other projects. looks like i haven't checked in the progress so far. it's far from usable though. In short, the API does...

The major refactoring is shaping up to have the same restriction because of the new `As a()` and `Feature()` functionality I've added. This is because of the flow of writing...

Bump! Yeah, I think we are all looking for which resistor is R6 - so we can turn off the brightness!