http://media.danielkrol.com/tag/gnome-shell/ 2014-06-11T05:26:02.890153Z Werkzeug http://media.danielkrol.com/u/illlogic/m/hacking-around-with-gnome-shell-bump/ 2014-06-11T05:26:02.890153Z illlogic http://media.danielkrol.com/u/illlogic/ <div><p>Here's a video of me playing around with gnome shell javascript stuff. I made all windows "bump" to a certain rhythm. I think in one version I was able to "program a beat" by clicking or hitting a button, and having it loop that pattern. It looks pretty shaky in the screen capture I took, but it was fairly smooth in action. It has a nice 3d-ish effect, each window (as well as the desktop) was bumping independently. It would be a cool thing to interface with a media player that could measure BPMs of the song playing.</p> <p>There's not much point providing the source (though you can see some of it in the video) because it's works for a version of Gnome Shell that was already out of date by the time I was writing it, to say nothing about today.</p></div> http://media.danielkrol.com/u/illlogic/m/hacking-around-with-gnome-shell-metroid/ 2014-06-11T05:19:46.903866Z illlogic http://media.danielkrol.com/u/illlogic/ <div><p>Here's a video of me playing around with gnome shell javascript stuff. I made a Metroid that follows the mouse around.</p> <p>There's not much point providing the source (though you can see some of it in the video) because it's works for a version of Gnome Shell that was already out of date by the time I was writing it, to say nothing about today.</p></div>