Calise

With commit 228 232 (way better than first implementation published) on svn, calise *can* be called a service. I successfully replaced the http server with a full featured DBus based service (from now onward DBus is a dependency of course). … Continue reading →

It took me little less than expected, anyway this is a brief changelog between 0.2.0 and 0.2.1: CORE: multiple kernel backlight interfaces not recognized bugfix CORE (daemon): high number of backlight steps dawn/sunset cause wrong sleeptime value bugfix CORE (daemon): … Continue reading →

It took me little less than expected, anyway this is a brief changelog between 0.2.0 and 0.2.1: CORE: multiple kernel backlight interfaces not recognized bugfix CORE (daemon): high number of backlight steps dawn/sunset cause wrong sleeptime value bugfix CORE (daemon): … Continue reading →

Within few days I’ll release version 0.2.1 of the program. Version 0.2.1 will come with some bugfixes of bugs related to hardware with multiple kernel backlight interfaces and/or a high (10000+) number of steps – I absolutely didn’t consider that … Continue reading →

This release is quite good, below you can read a short changelog from 0.1.1: DAEMON: simple http server listening on specific (and changeable port) DAEMON: changed unfriendly options such as get/grab to “dump”, “dump-all” and “dump-settings” DAEMON: fixed thread/service communication … Continue reading →

As promised in Looking at 0.2 (wip) (and btw refer to that for any info you don’t find here), I just committed a huge update on svn. What changed is more or less what I’ve written in previous post, but … Continue reading →

Svn still hasn’t received any update but a “stable” (actually “working”) piece of code is not far from being completed. Let’s see what I’m working on right now in a picture… There you can see: full working logging (module aware) … Continue reading →

New release which is mainly a bugfix one. Probably 0.1.x releases will only fix something or add just minor improvements. Release 0.1.1 fixes an annoying bug of non-daemon version (actually the impossibility of running it :facepalm: ) and adds the … Continue reading →

Just few thoughts. The daemon works, mostly well, but: Client-Daemon communication (through tempfile) is ugly There are no error exceptions so also minor errors (just say silly unfixed errors) cause capture-thread to exit unexpectedly and since communication  is on a … Continue reading →

Released first 0.1.x version of calise. I decided to shift version from 0.0 tree to 0.1 because of the important features of this new version. Actually I should say there is one important feature that comes with others great ones. … Continue reading →