well this is why i was "thinking of @the_way_this_can_be done
and html5 is just a good example than you can find anywhere how's it works
well it's good that this can be done already really
and really there's no need of so much functions that potentially could lead to
exploits, so taking only most useful parts out of the webkit would be probably
more effective, so - no need to use of java and only few functions are really
needed to be used - read xml, set change timer, set appearance effect - and
there you go with your homeworld picture gallery parser, but there can be just
an extra background for all that and support of displaying few images at once
aka <div> being as custom icons to set there moving pictures.
So actually all that needs to be done in this particular case is just adding few
functions for background and icons to add more than one picture and set the
time of changing this picture to another and also to disable those effects in
non-3d-mode and while those icons are in the background - invisible.
but it's nice having a discussion ',)
webkit? it's nice to have such opportunity already. it's just much simplier for
many web-designers to develop using standard technics, well maybe the
cutted-version with a not so much memory leaks will be included in.
thanks.
Message: 5
Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2013 12:34:53 +0900
From: Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman)<ras...@rasterman.com>
Subject: Re: [E-devel] different shelves for different virtual
desktops
>> I don't know about the state of an webkit-efl edje external module,
>> but if so then you could conceivably wrap this via an edje and have it
>> set as an e17 background (though I can imagine Cedric groaning about
>> the overhead).
>> However, this is exactly the kind of capability (modulo the html5 part)
>> that an e17 shell-skinning mechanism would enable... You would thus
>> create your notion of an e17 desktop-shell and distribute it for people to
>> try out, just as is done with widgetry/gadgetry themes, backgrounds, etc.
>> The same as those DesktopX and Rainmeter skins enable in the Windows
>> world to great effect. But it remains to be done.
> aaah webkit in your background.. be prepared to see your memory vanish then.
> :)
> i'm not going to do it.
>
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