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Please To Try At the end of August, I told you about. Well, last week I finally merged that code into trunk. And then Friday, the excellent Mono team released a Mono 2.0 installer for OS X, and I found that my Windows build of Tomboy finally worked pretty well on the Mac, too. Of course, some platform integration there would be nice. Click for full-screen shots. Notice that I added a menu for tracking open note windows, and attached the classic recent notes menu to the dock icon.
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This is not the most elegant solution, but I wanted Mac users to play around with it and share their own opinions. I'm very open to changes here.:-) I didn't have any plans this weekend, so I present to you 'preview builds' of Tomboy 0.13.0 for Windows and Mac OS X. I'm distributing them with the disclaimer that they are not widely tested, though in my own testing I have found no bugs that would make me worry about loss of data. Just consider yourself warned, and please back up your notes.
If you find any bugs, or have ideas for better platform integration, or find issues with install, please please PLEASE file bugs! Mac Instructions.
Install. Download and mount.
Drag Tomboy to Applications, run!. (optional) Copy your notes to /.config/tomboy. Shortcut keys all use Control instead of Command.
The Bugzilla add-in doesn't work. In the note window toolbar, notebook names can be ellipsized oddly. Hand cursor doesn't show when hovering over links, but they're still clickable. No keybindings support. No i18n support.
Windows Instructions. Install (the runtime installer should work, but in my testing it did not install a particular registry key needed for Tomboy to recognize its presence). If you are running Windows Vista, you may need to follow. Restart your computer.
Double-click to install!. (optional) Copy your notes to%appdata% tomboy. Menu rendering issues. Two console windows appear briefly when Tomboy starts (fixed in Mono.Addins SVN).
No drag and drop from other apps into Tomboy (appears to be unimplemented in GTK+ for Windows). If you try to run Tomboy twice, it should show the Search window instead of launching again, but sometimes it will not show the Search window until you have interacted with Tomboy in some other way (by hovering over a window or clicking the tray icon, for example). No i18n support. Big Thanks This was actually a pretty easy job, thanks to these folks:., who pioneered a lot of this work in his, which he and are merging into Banshee trunk this week. Among other things, he created Mono bindings for, and scripts for building app bundles., Thomas Wiest, and Geoff Norton of the Mono team. These guys have been rocking hard on Mono's Mac story, and it shows.
Thanks especially for getting me a build of MonoDevelop in time for my Saturday hack fest!., who keeps threatening to do a Mac release before me. and his old Medsphere cronies, who whipped gtk-sharp on Windows into shape. All GTK+ developers and porters, especially those at Imendio!. The entire Tomboy community, especially Dmitry Kostenko, Doug Johnston, and Samuel Vandamme for their patches to help make Tomboy on Windows a reality. You guys are awesome! @pqs: As I stated in the comments of Cimi's post, syncing your notes folder directly with Dropbox is NOT RECOMMENDED, because if you run Tomboy in two places at once they will probably clobber each other.
The proper solution with Dropbox is to use the Local Directory Synchronization backend, and point it at a 'server' directory kept in sync via Dropbox. Even then, you have to be very careful due to Dropbox's inherent lag.
I will be looking at making Tomboy sync w/ Dropbox safer during this cycle. Anonymous said. I installed on MacOS 10.5.5 and it seems to work very well. Thank you for the port, you can barely tell it's not a native application! A couple of bugs I've spotted: - the blinking cursor doesn't always show up so it's not obvious you can type in a note.
the visual hint in the bottom right corner of a note to say that you can resize the window doesn't always show up. when making a note bigger the white background of the note doesn't keep up with the increased window size, so some of the background is grey for moment. This totally 'does not suck', Sandy! This is going to be awesome. Here's what I've found so far:.
When using Spaces, clicking on Tomboy Dock Icon brings you back to original space. no copy/paste (OK - using ctrl, I get it).
Cursors dont change based on context. No app-bar icon. No window resizing indicator. html export doesn't work. no help. somehow I got into a state where the text cursor totally disappeared, and the arrow keys would no longer move my around in the note (resulting in a system bell instead) I'll post bugs (probably after our Thursday dev meeting).
Download Imo's 1.23: Native Developing Environment For Mac Os
Thanks for the great work Sandy! These are realy great news. I would like to see many more mono / gnome applications ported to mac and windows showing that mono can be used as a real platform-independent framework.
This would show the strength of mono and could make it an alternative for many developers who at the moment use java for this purpose. It is very sad to see that most of the great mono-apps are not cross-platform which for many people implies that mono is a linux / gnome development tool only. Yet the most important mono-application, mono-develop, is not running on windows which is a clear disadvantage against java where you have the great eclipse-framework which might even run on your cellphone and which gives you the same development environment on every platform. If you want to write mono applications using windows you have to rely on Visual-Studio or SharpDevelop, which is not a problem since they're free, but doesn't give you the feel of independency and interchangeability. So these are really great news. At last i can use tomboy on windows too!
And it's really great:-). Anonymous said.
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Sandy, Great to see your efforts on this front. I have many machines at my disposal running Ubuntu, Windows XPP and Mac OSX 10.5.5 and I am really looking in running the same apps on ALL platforms. It is getting there slowly. On the Mac, the install was a breeze and it works perfectly. On Windows, however, there might be some more work to do: 1. The Gtk# runtime is NOT working OK. One MUST install GTK# SDK (for the reasons mentioned above for the Registry keys).
No amount of Key Fiddling was satisfactory for the runtime. Only the SDK allows Tomboy to install. Once installed, it kept crashing on me on 3 Windows machines. I suspected Pidgin with it GTK+ runtime libraries. I uninstalled Pidgin and its associated GTK+ runtime and Tomboy still crashed.
I rebuild one of the Windows machine today with SP3. I installed the GTK# SDK and Tomboy and it all works like a charm.
Upon re-installing Pidgin back on that fresh install, the GTK+ runtime for Pidgin balked at me and crapped right out!!! It appears that Windows (or something in its bowels) does not like GTK# and GTK+ being there at the same time (???) Since Pidgin is pretty much a Standard on Linux and Windows these have to co-habit on Windows. In my case, I installed aMSN until this is resolved.
Thank you very much for your efforts. Much appreciated by an awful lot of people, I'm sure. Regards, Michel Coutu. Having trouble figuring how to get syncing to work between my iMac and an eee laptop running Ubuntu.
I've never synced Tomboy on 2 computers so I don't have much to compare to. But, I used sshfs to mount my home folder on Ubuntu into '/sshfs/eee' on my mac.
I set in preferences the synchronization folder path to '/Users/XXX/sshfs/eee'. When I hit synchronize, it makes a big show of syncing up the two and says its completd, but there is no change.
My laptop's notes are not on my mac, and my mac's notes are not on my laptop. What am I doing wrong? Good job for getting Tomboy up and running on Win!
However, I run WinXP SP3 and cannot get Tomboy to work. I installed GTK# SDK but when I try to launch Tomboy I get the error: Microsoft Visual C Runtime Library title Runtime Error!
Program: C.path. Tomboy.exe R6034 An application made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly.
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Please contact eh application's support team for more information. I do not use any GTK applications so I do not understand what the conflich could be. What is R6034? Thanks, Martin.
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