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  1. , GUADEC is one of the rare occasions for the people hacking on gtk to meet face to face and use a high bandwidth channel to discuss development of everyone’s favorite toolkit. I’ve reserved a room under the BOF schedule page; currently, it’s on July 27th, between 16 …
  2. , to continue the series about actions and constraints, here’s an example showing how to use the ClutterDragAction to create a scrolling container that pans the contents using dragging. we can start with the usual set up of the stage: clutter_init (&argc, &argv); stage = clutter_stage_new (); clutter_stage_set_title (CLUTTER_STAGE (stage), "Scrolling"); clutter_actor_set_size …
  3. , Doesn’t do much, right now
  4. , last time, I described the Effects in Clutter as anything that should affect the way an actor paints itself without sub-classing. this kind of modification of the behaviour of an Actor can also be applied to other areas, and leads to defining three different kinds of modifiers: Effects, which modify …
  5. , three years ago Neil and I wrote the Model API, to be included in Clutter. We tried encode in the design what we learned from the experience with GtkTreeModel, and while it could be said that there are shortcomings (a base class instead of an interface, no bulk operations, some …
  6. , both my talk proposals made the cut for GUADEC 2010 ((for total disclosure, yes: I was in the papers committee, just like I’ve been in 2008 and 2009; no: I did not review my proposals, for obvious reasons; and let me tell you: the competition was fierce — at least …
  7. , this much is clear: I suck at the whole blogging thing. I was planning on writing up what awesome new features we were planning to add in Clutter 1.2 and before I knew it I was releasing 1.2.0 — all without actually writing a single blog post. no …
  8. , summit: my second GNOME Summit was a great experience. being a small, hack-oriented conference makes it possible to have a lot of work done — or discussed; I must thank everyone that helped organize it: it was great. I also have to thank Paul for letting me attend it even with …
  9. , since there are free slots here at GCDS I was wondering if somebody wanted to have a sit down and ask questions about Clutter; bugs and feature requests for 1.2 are also welcomed. just send me an email at: ebassi at gnome dot org.
  10. , so, GUADEC/GCDS is now halfway through, and it’s been a pretty cool conference so far. obviously, lots of talks and loads of people to meet and to talk to. Rob did a roundup of the talks that the Intel/Moblin contingent has done and will do here. yesterday …

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