Christian,
I am using a Macintosh so I start GnuBG from Terminal.app or an
xterm window. Bat files are Windows things right? I hadn't thought to
try the -S option as it used to say "Don't" show gtk splash screen and
I hadn't realized that it had been changed. Thank you for the
explanation. Is there a way to set that option in my ~/.gnubgrc file?
Myshkin
On Feb 03, 2009, at 5:00 AM, Christian Anthon wrote:
Splash screens are good for complicated applications that take a long
time starting. For GNU backgammon we have to delay the startup in
order for it to work reasonably well. You may however turn it on by
adding a -S flag to the call of gnubg in the bat file.
Christian.
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 10:25 AM, Myshkin LeVine <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hello Developers,
I was wondering what happened to the
splash screen. Will it be back in the program at some point? I
remember a
brief discussion about it here on the list but I don't remember if
you had
decided to remove it permanently or not. I like the splash screen and
I hope
that you decide to bring it back at some point. I don't know how
difficult
it would be to implement, but perhaps there could be an option to
turn the
splash screen on or off. There could be a check box in the display
tab of
the options panel for this. Then users who prefer no splash screen
could
turn it off.
Take care,
Myshkin LeVine
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