Michael Hughes skrev:
Bjornar Ness
I think that animated knobs are hard manipulate with a mouse pointer and
they have to be quite large to work at all. You can go to hardware such
as:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate/index.php
I know about the powermate. But do not understand what you are saying.
I do not mean the knob should be dragged around in a cicrular fashion
with mouse-pointer, but using mouse wheel to make it rotate by itself.
If you do not have a mouse-wheel (laptops w/o synaptics) it should be
possible to click and move pointer left or right of the center-clicked
point to make it rotate slow -> faster according to distance...
...or something..
but I have not heard if this can be interfaced in Linux easily.
I actually have not seen anything which takes up less space and is as
easy to operate as a slider. Closest would be a "spin box" with up/down
buttons and a numeric counter. The tiny buttons can be a pain to hit.
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