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Futura-Py / TimerX

A fluent Timer App, made completely in Python
https://timerx-app.netlify.app
MIT License
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Switch to win32mica #93

Closed not-nef closed 2 years ago

not-nef commented 2 years ago

Will do soon!

rdbende commented 2 years ago

Though you should also keep Acrylic for Win10, since Mica is Win11-only.

not-nef commented 2 years ago

Okay. I tested win32mica today and for some reason it didnt work. The instructions also aren't the best.

rdbende commented 2 years ago

You need Windows 11 build 22000 and above to be able to use the Mica effect.

sumeshir26 commented 2 years ago

@rdbende build 22000(Currently Stable and Beta Channel- I'm on beta) has the undocumented mica which is not very customizable but, build 22523(Dev Channel) has a pulic mica api, which has a more reliable and customizable mica than 22000

sumeshir26 commented 2 years ago

I started work on this here: https://github.com/Futura-Py/TimerX/tree/sumeshir26/mica But I get a error. Does anyone know how to fix this?

not-nef commented 2 years ago

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sumeshir26 commented 2 years ago

I know, fixing later

im-coder-lg commented 2 years ago

What's happened recently other than merges and reviews as well as this? PS: I will be offline for a few days(expected to be two fortnights), since I must catch up to schoolwork as well as make a science project, do my final exams+attend bridge course for next year. Will help when free though.

sumeshir26 commented 2 years ago

@im-coder-lg Not much, just work was started on mica support, and some code cleanup

im-coder-lg commented 2 years ago

Hmm, add a toggle for it. I think I don't need Mica since Windows Aero does my job. Also, can anyone add blur toggles with the functionality to show the incompatibility popup on unsupported systems?

not-nef commented 2 years ago

Hmm, add a toggle for it. I think I don't need Mica since Windows Aero does my job. Also, can anyone add blur toggles with the functionality to show the incompatibility popup on unsupported systems?

Will add that after 1.1