shiftos-c-.git/source/WindowsFormsApplication1/Apps/NetworkBrowser.Designer.cs, branch shiftui_integrationThe Official C# Rewrite of ShiftOS.
https://git.shiftos.dev/shiftos-c-.git/atom?h=shiftui_integration2016-07-20T13:17:10ZFix graphical glitch with buttons.2016-07-20T13:17:10ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-07-20T13:17:10Zurn:sha1:f1856e8ed30ed882229fd3fa2a4038122a5fb441
This glitch has been prevelant ever since ShiftOS first had Knowledge
Input. And I don't mean 0.1.0, I mean all the way back before 0.0.5 when
OSFirstTimer was developing it.
Basically, buttons would show light gray backgrounds when you click on
them. Now they show black (and it's skinnable :D)
Full ShiftUI conversion2016-07-20T01:53:26ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-07-20T01:53:26Zurn:sha1:6b804f03ebcdd1c5aa145f29ae71b62bd61f8cb9
The only bugs are that windows don't show in the center of the screen,
and Gecko webbrowsers are not serializing properly to be converted to
ShiftUI widgets (you can use the ToWidget() extension method to convert
a WinForms control to a ShiftUI widget)
Also multiple desktop panels are removed due to some odd bug I can't
diagnose. Will add them back in the future. Promise. I loved creating
GNOME2 skins.
Network Browser lets you set your online identity now.2016-06-26T11:21:14ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-06-26T11:21:14Zurn:sha1:2963b1bff26afef38e40ba6b04644cb5996316afMake the Network Browser stop matchmaking when closed or a match was made.2016-06-26T11:04:41ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-06-26T11:04:41Zurn:sha1:e8436720edf1c012cef7ece1a70d1edd9bd2ed35Added online Hacker Battles with matchmaking system2016-06-26T01:22:46ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-06-26T01:22:46Zurn:sha1:309f9fe361af7b0a508770951af7c548dfca78ad
It's untested, but in theory it'll all work perfectly.
Sort source code into folders.2016-06-25T12:10:03ZMichaelTheShiftermichaelshiftos@gmail.com2016-06-25T12:10:03Zurn:sha1:84f689b91a73e512b035df40bbcf556b008a3b81
It feels better to know what's responsible for what... Plus I removed
some un-needed C# stuff.