I did not have time to do much testing with the latest changes, but the issue with widgets not displaying properly under Arch Linux seems to still be there.

Anyway, great work, and thanks for taking our feedback into account!

paulclinger wrote:@drakmaniso, I added a plugin that implements this functionality if you want to give it a try. You'll need the latest ZBS from github and also this plugin. You just need to install the plugin.

Thanks. I did a quick test, and it seems to work nicely.

@drakmaniso, pushed one-click changes. Give them a try. I just did, and I'm afraid this won't do it for me... The problem is that it adds a new layer of complexity: you have to click carefully to obtain the result you want (and the visual feedback is also complex, as there is two highlighted elemen...

Yes, that screenshot looks closer to what I like, too (within the limits of what WxWidgets can achieve, I suppose). I was able to achieve something close to this by messing around with a plugin, though there's much I haven't figured out yet (e.g. how to use single-click to switch between files in th...

That's really well done! I agree with Germanunkol, the players are not distinct enough on the board. Maybe you could try to desaturate the pictures of the board, and add a darker outline around the player sprites; a shadow may also be useful. another small problem, while I was in the "Pokemon T...

ZBS is compiled with its own libpng (1.6) and its own zlib, so it's interesting that the error is about bad parameter to zlib. Do you know what versions of libpng and zlib GNOME 3 is shipped with? On Arch Linux (64bit) I have these versions installed: libpng 1.6.10 zlib 1.2.8 There is at least one ...

I have Arch Linux running in a VM and should be able to check over the weekend. If you need more information, I can do more tests. All GTK themes I tried seems to work fine, except for the default Gnome theme, Adwaita. If I launch ZeroBrane from a terminal, I get hundreds of GDK errors, most of the...

I've started using it recently, and so far I like it, especially the integrated debugger and static analyzer. Here's a few comments: 1. You should really setup a forum for it. I know there's a mailing list, and though these give me a warm nostalgia feeling, I don't think many people use them anymore...

You can also use an hybrid approach: generate a few basic maps randomly, choose one that looks interesteting, and edit it by hand to fix its flaws and add all the things that are difficult to generate procurally.

Im a quite late but I finally could! here is Flapoline for Android Thanks! I've added your link to the first post (seems I cant' add more attachments). If you prefer, I can upload it myself somewhere and change the link. NOTE: You can't upload this file to Google Play since it is not signed with a ...