Can't see controls in a Audio Call

[nicolunacba]

Hello. It's me again. (Kakaroto wants to kill me, I know xD). Well, I was thinking that the source of the problem was my skin (a modified aWidget). Now I was testing with default, and looks wrong too. Look


In your aMSN... Does it look good?

[kakaroto]

nope it doesn't look good here either, and I know that, don't worry, i'm planning on fixing it! Just give me some time :p

[nicolunacba]

Okay relax kakaroto I was thinking that It's only a Mac problem. =) I am only reporting it .

PD: What's is the official bug tracker to report bugs?

[kakaroto]

np...
the official bug tracker is the forums :p
Here's a screenshot of the lower part of my opera window (browser) :
http://kakaroto.homelinux.net/~kakaroto/amsn/opera_tabs.jpg
As you can see.. each of those little lines is a tab in my browser.. and since Opera saves your tabs and reopens them automatically, that's how I keep track of my TODO list...
That was from the desktop, I have about half the number of tabs open in my laptop browser...
and when i'm tired, and I clean it up, I copy the links here : http://amsn-project.net/wiki/TODO

Does that answer your question? :p

[nicolunacba]

Yeah thanks =) I want to do something like that... I didn't found a 'recent changes' in this forum, so ... it's difficult ... (Does it use Drupal? if Yes, Recent Changes page is available).. Your Opera wants to die Poor browser... well Good IDEA!

Another thing... I want to learn some of TCL and contribute coding I read all aMSN source but xD TCL is strange to me yet. Regards!

[kakaroto]

lol, yeah, poor Opera! Also, that's not the only browser window.. I have 3 windows, the other two have about the same number of tabs (combined) as the one I screenshoted.. oh and considering that opera keeps track of all back<->forward pages and caching everything in memory so it's super fast... yes, it does use up a lot of my RAM!
About learning Tcl, it's really quite simple.. you can read some of my posts if you search the wiki for 'tutorial' and look at tcl.tk -> documentation -> tcl 8.4 man pages -> Tcl commands/Tk commands
We'd be glad to have someone help us out! Note that *all* of the amsn developers (current and previous) learned Tcl with aMSN and had no previous knowledge of Tcl/Tk before joining us.. so there's a good chance, you'll get  the hang of it quite fast...

[kakaroto]

Should be fixed in SVN r11443