It was decided in the dev call today that we want to deprecate arrow() because of its awkward dependence on the axis scales. ...

As an alternative, we want to introduce a similar replacement vector(x, y, dx, dy, ...) where the parameters are still in data space, but the arrow shape is not tied to the data. This should be implemented based on FancyArrowPatch which is also the basis for `an

Expected Behavior

The default window makes the "untitled" text overflow when there is plenty of room for it. The title should ge readable when there's room.

Current Behavior

#355

It seems to me, the addition of exporting annotations would be complimented by org-mode.

https://beorgapp.com/blog/org-vs-markdown/

I have analyzed video problems and below is the summary. All tested with examples/http_server.py from the pywebview-3 branch.

Windows

• CEF / MSHTML / EdgeHTML. No problems with either. CEF supports only WebM and Ogg out of the box (MP4 not supported).

Cocoa

• Only video frame is displayed, video not playing. Youtube works fine. There are a bunch of flags related to media in WKWeb

clock supports pango markup.

network and battery don’t, but I really want to use <b> on network for formatting like <b>IP:</b> {ipaddr}.

I haven’t confirmed with any others.

The file browser needs a basic context menu to manipulate the files. It doesn't need to be as extensive as nautilus, but I think at least "create", "rename", "delete", "duplicate" should be implemented.

The UI for it should similar to spots context menu, meaning as a menu button in the list item (for stylus users).
![filebrowser-contextmenu-ui](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1984188

Please give us some details about the systems you are using:

• Client (OS name and version): Windows 10, VNCtiger v1.8.80
• Remmina version (remmina --version): 1.2.0-rcgit-27
• Desktop environment (GNOME, Unity, KDE, ..): GNOME 3.18.5
• Connecting to (OS and version): Ubuntu 16.04.4
• Connecting via (RDP, VNC, ...): VNCI

I set Remmina listening on VNC 5901
error log:

Welcome to 

Currently Dino uses "%02x" to format XEP-0320 fingerprint octets, but XEP-0320 is based on the RFC 4572's Fingerprint Attribute, which requires uppercase hexadecimal bytes; would be

I would like a feature that allows users to customise their own icons using 48 * 48 png files.

NOT FROM TOPIC:
Where are the theme files located? I can't find them in /usr/share/themes

On some platforms you can execute

:set guifont=*

to bring up a font requester dialog and interactively pick your font. Screenshot:

Could GNvim implement that font requester option for set guifont=*?