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6 I fixed the thing where I had no place for the mate-panel that has the time and other stuff on it.
I didn't want it to be always visible because small laptop screen
I didn't want it not always visible and at the top as that is annoying when you want to close a program
I didn't want it at one of the sides as the text would be sideways then(which is ugly to say the least)
I didn't want it at the bottom as there was already a non collapsing one there that shows all my open programs and stuff
the "fix"
put the non collapsing panel(thus the one with the programs at the top) and the collapsing one at the bottom
I didn't want it to be always visible because small laptop screen
I didn't want it not always visible and at the top as that is annoying when you want to close a program
I didn't want it at one of the sides as the text would be sideways then(which is ugly to say the least)
I didn't want it at the bottom as there was already a non collapsing one there that shows all my open programs and stuff
the "fix"
put the non collapsing panel(thus the one with the programs at the top) and the collapsing one at the bottom
7 You just said a bunch of things about a GUI system that I am totally and completely unfamiliar with...
I'm glad you got it worked out, though.
I'm glad you got it worked out, though.
11 Yeah, I often find myself moving off to something else when I have to wait through a 15-second cooldown, and then I forget to come back to the forum.
15 (\ x -> x^2)
Haskell uses a backslash for lambdas because they sorta look like lambdas if you squint hard enough, and because their keyboards don't have lambda keys.
Also, the above lambda is equivalent to (^2), which is much more concise. Haskell almost certainly expands it to the above syntax internally, though.
Haskell uses a backslash for lambdas because they sorta look like lambdas if you squint hard enough, and because their keyboards don't have lambda keys.
Also, the above lambda is equivalent to (^2), which is much more concise. Haskell almost certainly expands it to the above syntax internally, though.
20 Yeah, pretty much. Sg, got GUIs?
That's the main part of Java that I know I don't have even a weak grasp on right now.
That's the main part of Java that I know I don't have even a weak grasp on right now.
23 For some reason, I've got a thing against C and its immediate descendants... but I'm required to take a class in C next year, so... fun!