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This is not awesome, this is merely circular. One major problem: how can I see the data I want without leaving my mouse hovering over the right segment? For e
by davnola 16y ago
This is not awesome, this is merely circular.
One major problem: how can I see the data I want without leaving my mouse hovering over the right segment?
For example, I hover over England (out in the quarters as per usual), move my mouse to foreground a Skype window so I can organise some bevs with my friends (IRL I have none, this is just an example), and lo- I am now seeing Bloemfontein data. Grr.
- richardw 16y agoAlt-tab works. You can alt-tab to your email and still mouse around the UI. It's not perfect but it works.
- davnola 16y agoYes everyone here knows that. But it's not really the point is it? I mean I can also move my mouse out through the very narrow channel between the different segments of the annulus! Instead I'm going to use a calendar that doesn't have all the drawbacks of flash, that integrates with existing calendar/pim apps, and that - bonus item - doesn't have a broken ui. (EDIT: BTW I used to love Tudumo back in my Windows days, cheers)
- richardw 16y agoAwesome, thanks for the btw! You on Linux/Mac?
- davnola 16y agoLinux, Emacs and Org-Mode http://orgmode.org/ http://orgmode.org/ Anything else is just heresy and witchcraft :)
- benologist 16y agoFor what it's worth it's not a drawback of Flash, the developer's just using the mouse out event to trigger changes. People make bad choices in all languages.