Diving here and there I've found
78 MainForm::MainForm( QApplication *app, const QString& songFilename )
79 : QMainWindow( 0, 0 )
80 , Object( "MainForm" )
81 {
82 //setMinimumSize( QSize( 1000, 600 ) );
on gui/src/MainForm.cpp which seem to do the trick (I've adjusted to an
almost ridiculous low and H2 doesn't look in a very good shape when heavily
shrinking :-).
Would it be wise to just adjust to a nice minimum size (by trial-error
method)? I guess if that line was commented it was for some certain
reason... :-)
Salut i porrons!!
2010/3/1 Carles Perarnau <pedroarna...@gmail.com>
> Hi there!
> Great work, I think it's absolutely a path in the right direction regarding
> netbooks.
> I've build the svn and my complain is that the layout is still too big, It
> doesn't fit the screen (it almost does actually) on my aspire one - ubuntu
> netbook remix. I'm attaching a screenshot for details.
>
> Also, the mixer/instrument rack buttons really don't have much use as
> they're selected with the tabs.
>
> If you gave me some advice on which source files check I would play with
> the screen sizes and so.
>
> Salut i porrons!!
>
>
>
> 2010/2/27 Sebastian Moors <mau...@smoors.de>
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I've experimented with a new interface type, a tabbed interface, for
>> hydrogen. It is meant as an alternave way of working with hydrogen.
>> Especially aimed at people with low screen resolutions. It keeps the
>> mixer, pattern editor and song editor in their own tabs.
>> You can get the code via our svn server:
>> svn co http://svn.assembla.com/svn/hydrogen/branches/tabbedInterface
>>
>> It would be cool if people with netbooks could try it and report which
>> parts of the gui make problems. Please understand this as a rough idea, it
>> would be nice to see if it helps..
>> - Sebastian
>>
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