Closed linusg closed 6 years ago
Hi, sure this was easy to do and is implemented by a9c60f1. I hope you can run from source or build your own binary, because I don't think this warrants a new release. You can find necessary instructions in Wiki. And I'm glad that you like the tool, it's always nice to have a feedback. :)
Closing this for now, if there's any issue, feel free to reopen.
I hope you can run from source or build your own binary, because I don't think this warrants a new release. You can find necessary instructions in Wiki.
Sure, I have the whole thing as a git repo, so a git pull
was sufficient. Works like a charm, not that I would have expected different...
it's always nice to have a feedback. :)
Being open-source "fanatic" and maintainer of a few repos myself I know that and therefore try whenever it feels appropriate. :slightly_smiling_face:
This repo got a new watcher BTW, let's see if I'll find time for a contribution other than requests in the near future!
Hi @BetaRavener, this should be an easy one. First of all, thanks for this tool, works awesome and has more of an IDE-ish feel than working from the terminal.
One minor issue though: As you see, there's only a close button, I can resize the window to my monitor's size but I'm used to just double-clicking the title bar. Should be a matter of window flags only, even though my last PyQt project was a while ago..