Is there any GUI to manipulate Postgres Databases on Linux OS? I'm new with Postgres, just started to learn by myself, I would appreciate it if you guys could suggest any good resources to learn as well. Thanks, and have a great day ya'll!!!
I know why PCs use GUI that is interactive for personal usage but for the sake of making a complete el5 question for others, I've included it.
Hi friends,
A graphical user interface (GUI) is now available for Gonano wallet. It lets you do all the same things as the command-line tool but in a nice looking window.
Downloads are available for Windows, Linux and Mac from the releases page.
As usual, full source code is available from the project page.
Dear Decentralized Community,
Yet again, it is my utmost pleasure to report to you on the progress related to the fruits of our deepest passions and comprising the first on the planet Earth decentralized operating system - GRIDNET-OS - catered especially to suit the needs of Decentralized Communities!
Kindly do note that this report comes along with an accompanying video report available below.
In my recent post I wrote :β(..)Mostly, we are working on integrating the decentralized User Interface. The UI will be available right from a web browser, from anywhere, from any kind of a device.(..)the command line interface and the UI will be available from right there.(..)Now, we plan the UI to work smoother than Gnome/KDE/Windows UI. Will we manage?(..)β
Now, Lo and behold - we want you to know that we were not resting indeed! - We've been working almost 24/7 to bring you THIS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0tSg-OVVLE&feature=youtu.be
With updates coming to you every few hours on Twitter as it has always been since the earliest days of the project back in 2017.. now..3rd quarter of 2020.
Even though the video report was recorded 2 days ago.. there were updates to the decentralized User Interface already reported on Twitter and YouTube at least a few times! Let us see...shall we:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNjl2qFnHjg - updates to the bottom Log-Panel allowing for selection of log-events, everything accompanied by perfect animations and sound effects.
Sometimes some very delicate, meticulous code is run in the background to allow for the fluency you see. It is not trivial to maintain that kind of fluency of animation and functionality in aβ¦ web browser.. thatβs unbelievable. The team has gone through so many tremendous achievements already!
Another reported update, since the video report (related to some major improvements to the performance of the UI-based Terminal Interface):
https://twitter.com/i/status/1301654896085815296
Probably more is being worked on / reported on Twitter as I write.
Now, the JavaScript Context is already capable of a lot.
Most importantly, it allows for deployment of custom UI dApps. These dApps have an entire API available which allows not only for interaction with the decentralized state-machine but also makes it easy to interact with the U
... keep reading on reddit β‘Detecting GUI elements is fundamental for many downstream tasks, e.g., GUI automation and testing. However, the exsiting object detection techniques are originally designed without the awareness of the unique characteristics of GUIs and GUI elements. In this paper, we first conduct a large-scale empirical study to evaluate the capabilities, limitations and effective designs for seven representative object detection models. We then propose our model, UIED, a synergy of deep learning and old-fashioned methods. Instead of exsiting techniques, it adopts a top-down coarse-to-fine strategy with the unique algorithm for GUI elements. The results prove the efficiency of our model.
https://reddit.com/link/jm0rv2/video/85r9dus16mw51/player
Apple has gone through decades of iteration after iteration of graphical user interfaces and graphical user interface elements. Some have remained relatively consistent since inception. Others have changed dramatically. Some have disappeared, and other have been introduced.
It could be as small as a pixel or as big as the entire desktop, and anything in between.
Which are your favorites, which do you miss, and which don't you miss? Why or why not?
Some website's Graphical User Interface doesn't work both on PC and Mobile unless I open a VPN (?!?!?) or switch to 4.5G on my phone so I think the problem is about my network.
example: Upwork.com
https://imgur.com/gallery/gVtww4u
I updated biff with the feedbacks I had on the previous reddit post and above all added a Graphical User Interface !!
It also should work with PDF highlighted with Adobe Acrobat.
You can download executables for GNU+Linux and Windows : https://github.com/soulisalmed/biff/releases/tag/2.2
Enjoy, highlight your PDFs, export them as ODT and send some feedbacks !!!
I've been using NZBGet for a year or two with no issues until recently. When I opened a .nzb file with it in Firefox, it always flashed a black Command prompt type console for a brief moment, then the web interface would open in a new Firefox tab, all was well. Now when I open a file the console stays and processes the content, no web interface appears at all, and no icon in sys tray or hidden icons to try and open the graphical interface.
I've uninstalled, and re-installed with a fresh copy of the latest version, it still does this. Incidentally, for other reasons, I've done a clean re-install of Firefox. Is this a bug or something that's a known issue, perhaps an NZBGet/FF issue? I like NZBGet and would prefer to fix this issue than to switch to something else (tried SAB years ago and didn't get on with it).
Appreciate any suggestions.
Buttons and options you don't use go moldy or rusty.
But seriously, this would be neat to see when / how to customise your GUI/UX and what short cut keys you should learn.
