/hydrus/ - Hydrus Network

>>10438

>linux

>tar.gz: https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v328/Hydrus.Network.328.-.Windows.-.Installer.exe

You dun goofed.

>>10427

It's Ubuntu 16.04, and uses Compiz.

Mostly it seems to crash when additional windows open or close. Usually when I open and close the viewer window many times in a row.

Just now, when I had the options window open it crashed again with "Fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable)"

It also outputs this when the options window is open:

>15:48:07: Debug: ClientToScreen cannot work when toplevel window is not shown

But it doesn't cause crashes.

And these "murrine_style" errors appear randomly (this one when opening the options), though they don't seem to be as critical as the message suggests. The client usually keeps running without issues.

> (client.pyw:19547): CRITICAL : murrine_style_draw_flat_box: assertion 'height >= -1' failed

> (client.pyw:19547): CRITICAL : murrine_style_draw_focus: assertion 'width >= -1' failed

The next time it crashes I will try to remember what exactly I did. Though chance seems to be big factor.

>>10460

Thanks m8, fixed.

>>10438

>- manage tags dialog's copy button now only copies selected, not all tags

Just to confirm, this will still copy all tags if I didn't select any before hitting copy, correct?

t.me/hydrus_network is open still (I know, Telegram, but some of the guys don't like Discord so I made another communication channel)

just tested the universal pause works great, the only problem I have is when its behind 1-2 drop downs, it becomes useless as an 'I need shit to work right now' button. The reason being If I have a client that's hanging all the time and I need it functional, going into a drop down is near impossible, much less getting to a secondary dropdown option. Had this issue a few weeks back where I needed to reset logins but everything was hanging so much I couldn't click the button.

I believe that's likely going to happen with the pauses too, however, as i'm currently using it to just stop the flood gates and get everything in, it works fantastically.

Now just a thought on the universal pauses, would it be possible to put something in the

downloaded | idle | busy | cpu busy

area that would trip when something is paused? It may not be the most in your face way to do it, but it's also a good place to put it as if my client wasn't downloading the first place I would look would be down there to see if something's going on.

could you please bring back the "copy all tags" button from before this update? the button as it is now only copies tags that have been selected.

Why did you leave the "remove all tags" button big? It's like its sitting there waiting for me to misclick it. :P

Better to put it in the cog button, I don't imagine it being an often used button.

>>10465

No, but that is a good idea, since otherwise it does nothing. I will change this for next week.

>>10492

I am of two minds here. These options are pretty hacky and ugly, so I don't really want to bring them to the fore. The ideal solution is to improve the workflow so you have a calmer client because it slows down itself. The client should look after its own queues and not need the user.

Can you do me a favour and run some profiles related to this work? As here:

https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/help/reducing_lag.html

Either pastebin it here or email me, and I'll see if we are missing something here, like some other laggy process.

>>10462

Yeah, this is the same as what was happening before. I guess Compiz is handling something more strictly. The CRITICAL stuff in the terminal has been hit and miss–some window managers seem to do it more than others, and it seems to be of mixed actual importance. The successive versions of wx are cleaning some of it up, and some of my cleanup work did some more.

>>10498

>>10513

Thanks, sorry for the inconvenience.

>>10501

Good point. I think that is a super-old button. It doesn't even have a yes/no dialog to safety-wrap it!

>>10502

Yeah, this is a tricky one. I think the ultimate solution here is to do it db-wide rather than on a per-file basis, so you can do 10,000 in one good click. I think a subsequent version of the tag siblings system could have a soft/hard split, where you say "'vaesark' IS 'creator:vaesark' with no ambiguity, so always hard replace it, and retroactively," whereas something you are less sure on or would maybe want to rollback you would keep the current system.

>>10512

Thanks, I will check this out. Clever colouring like gradients could come under the custom thumbnail border colour rules in the list under >>10429.

>>10517

i use the "remove all tags" button quite often. sometimes i download a picture from somewhere and its chock full of underscored tags, misspelled tags, meme tags ie: "thicc", just tag it thick you fucking niggers, im looking at you FA or just incorrectly spaced tags because of the site's format, ie: "back to the future" is "back", "to", "the" and "future".

i would personally suggest leaving the button as is, but adding a yes/no dialog to it. but thats up to you.

>>10538

Thanks. I think I will keep it as a button so it can be one-click and add an option to the cog menu to say whether it is wrapped in a yes/no, default on. This will forestall accidental clicks for new users and allow frequent users to remove stuff real quick.

How fucked am I if I go from 311 directly to this one?

I think I'll just throw my db away to be honest, scre updating 20 times.

Or should I

I'd like to start anew tbh, it feels like I can't handle all the tagging anymore, I don't know how to get order into it, because it's never oriented around a specific context.

Were it "porn" or "anime" or "electronics" then there'd be a more clear tagging scheme, but it's basically just all manner of images I handpick when I browse chans and shitpost every now and then.

What do?

Just throw it away and start anew?

I forgot to add, Mr.BO, I salute your sheer autism for maintaining this project for so long.

F

>>10553

Screw your optics, I'm going in.

I'll report back and laugh with you (and perhaps at me) when it crashes.

>>10555

What the actual fug…. I went from version 311 -→ 328 and there were NO ISSUES.

Am I in a dream? Have I killed myself without noticing and am about too get it snatched away and find myself in hell?

Was I hit by a bus and am in heaven?

Bless you guys, I am a happy camper right now.

>>10520

>>10512

Hey, I checked this out today but could not reproduce it. The max whitespace on the bottom of a page should not be larger than a thumbnail's height, so I think the problem here is actually that your scrollbars are too tall and so when you scroll down, you are seeing 'invalid' space that isn't being pasted over with white because the gui doesn't think it exists.

I messed around with sizes on my end but couldn't get it–could you please take a screenshot of your whole media window here so I can replicate your pixel sizes exactly? I presume that when you are at 0 margin, your thumbnail height is accidentally like exactly 3 times your media height and there's a +1 I am missing somewhere in a 'should there be a new row of thumbs' check.

Also, if you change the size of your window by a few pixels, does it draw the scrollbars correct, or do you always get too much whitespace as the end?

>>10554

>>10553

>>10555

>>10557

Great, I am glad this worked. In truth, I haven't made many significant db changes in a while due to all this downloader work–it has mostly been smaller object updates, which for me are less subject to bit rot.

Let me know if you run into any problems. Things like manage subscriptions are probably in a new location for you and a bit more powerful and complicated. Try dragging and dropping an image tweet URL like this–

https://twitter.com/suzybaeily/status/1059168488244342785

–on your client!

is there a way to view your library on an android device via streaming?

>>10734

Not yet. Vote for API here >>10654 .