Kraken Once Again cya
Kraken Once Again When you try to edit the starting your of the blue light filter hour while it's on the app crashes
Kraken Once Again Also timer isn't working
Kraken Once Again It didn't start when the time started
smichel17 hi
moo12421 smichel17: can u call me
smichel17 Call you?
smichel17 Why?
moo12421 no
moo12421 call
smichel17 Why?
smichel17 > <@krakenonceagain:matrix.org> Bug report
It's better to leave bug reports on GitHub. Also see LibreShift/red-moon#281
fpbot on Freenode Welcome, SpaceDaddyJ[m]! The channel is pretty quiet right now, so I thought I’d say hello. For reference, the main people here to ping if you have questions are smichel17, raatmarien, and joonatoona. Also, if no one responds for a while, try emailing us at s@smichel.me, or just come back later.
Space DaddyJ Whoops
Space DaddyJ I love the icon, especially the way the quick tile looks like. It's a bit buggy, it doesn't work every time I press it. I have a Google Pixel 4XL. Also, it sometimes flashes back and forth to a regular screen by switching apps or pulling at the notification bar down to name a couple. Are there ways to fix this? How can I help? I have no knowledge in Kotlin, little to no experience with programming. Just want to learn.
smichel17 HiSpace DaddyJ
smichel17 Thanks. I can't take credit for the icon, though.
smichel17 I'm trying to think what the best way to help you would be.
smichel17 What experience do you have programming / what is your background?
smichel17 I think the easiest/best way to get started is probably to download Android Studio and getting the app to build, so you can start making changes and experiment with that.
smichel17 What operating system do you use?
Space DaddyJ Hi 👋
Space DaddyJ I was watching some Kotlin tutorials on youtube.
smichel17 Have you used git before?
Space DaddyJ I just have a profile on there, spacedaddyj
smichel17 Git is a version control system — it lets you save snapshots of files/folders over time (ex: instead of naming your files -v1, -v2, etc). Each snapshot is called a commit.
smichel17 Each commit also has a message, so you can describe in English what you did / why you did it.
smichel17 * Git is a version control system — it lets you save snapshots of files over time (ex: instead of naming your files -v1, -v2, etc). Each snapshot is called a commit.
smichel17 You'll probably end up wanting/needing to interact with git via the terminal at some point, but let's try to avoid that for now — although the way git stores history is really nice, the git tool itself has a really bad interface. Strugging through learning it is something of a dumb rite of passage for programmers, but it's better if we can avoid that for a bit.
smichel17 * You'll probably end up wanting/needing to interact with git via the terminal at some point, but let's try to avoid that for now — although the way git stores history is really nice, the git tool itself has a really bad interface. Strugging through learning it is something of a dumb rite of passage for programmers, but I think it'll be better if we can avoid that for a bit.
smichel17 > <@smichel17:matrix.org> Each commit also has a message, so you can describe in English what you did / why you did it.
You can see the history of commits to Red Moon here: https://github.com/LibreShift/red-moon/commits/master
smichel17 Android Studio has a git plugin (and also GitHub integration, I think?) that maybe will be helpful in getting set up quickly
smichel17:matrix.org @smichel17:matrix.org thinks @gitter is broken… that link points back to this room 😕