Actually, you could just open the plot in its own window, which would have it's own process
I'll look into that
The other way would be to wrap chrome from Julia, but that's no small task ;)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yy4ts51nn2yl7qj/Screenshot%202014-12-11%2020.25.20.png?dl=0 it seems to lack some separators
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xrph08zzonquer6/Screenshot%202014-12-11%2020.35.26.png?dl=0 somehow the theme seems broken
In the first screenshot I was just missing separators
if it's to be expected to look like that, it's fine I guess
sorry for the wrong alarm
The bundle uses it's own settings folder which is why it's not picking up on your old theme, if that helps
@few No, I've just fixed that as it happens
And I can't promise not to break the master versions ;)
Hopefully it will go away if I rebuild the atom-shell binaries properly
I'm trialing a small forum. If you get a chance, you're welcome to sign up, post some topics, whatever.
Okay, that's not the real problem. The window just isn't minimizable (is that even a word?!), the minimize button is greyed out and hence doesn't work.
(And the github login thingy is great!)
I was trying to post about a potentially troubling issue (if it isn't my fault, and can be reproduced, which I can't do right now for a lack of access to other machines): I think the inline display gets negative decimals wrong by a factor of at least 10
Consider
randn(10,10)/100, when doing this in the REPL I get lots of -0.0x and -0.00x numbers as expected, but in Juno all the negative numbers are displayed as -0.x
E.g.
-0.00675 is displayed as -0.7 - if I multiply by -1, the inline display shows 0.00675