[image] Introducing ctrl + alt + del run "elive-upgrader" and try again Could you add that to Bullseye too? On a sidenote: I've had a look at using python (3 on Bullseye) and after installing 'python-elf' using the elementary windows offer quite a bit of the desired output. On top it's indep…

Started a quicky using 'python-efl' and came up with this: [image] Where I left out the "lock" button as it also comes up in the 'log out' option. Haven't finished it yet but I'll open it up on 'gitlab' once it's done. :work: DONE: It's on gitlab now: [image] Triantares / Elive Ctrl+Al…

[image] Introducing ctrl + alt + del update: @triantares I installed python-efl in buster and didn't worked (in bullseye does?), not the example of your link and not the examples in /usr/share/doc/python-efl/examples/ from the python-efl-doc package too Ah, I should've mentioned that. …

[image] triantares: Can be done fairly easitly (I think) .... Like I said it was a quicky :smiley: but by the look of things it's fairly do-able to copy your script one-on-one and only use the python-efl bindings for the GUI. yes, is a pretty simple app :slight_smile: probably one of the simp…

Installing python-efl-doc it is worth to play with the example files on /usr/share/doc/python-efl/examples/ to see some of its possibilities (the documentation pointed by @triantares also shows may possibilities) But also the ones in /usr/share/doc/libefl-dev/examples/ from the libefl-doc package, …

Very nice. Not all examples work. Like the one calling a systray, is a glaring example of that. :smiley: Note: 'scite' does not compile python.

[image] triantares: 'scite' does not compile python. seems like there's multiple ways to run a source code :thinking: try Tools -> Go

[image] Thanatermesis: try Tools -> Go Amazing! That works. :happy_dance: 'scite' is really far superior to 'mu-editor'. I am going totally bonkers ....trying to add an icon to the button. My code should do it but I get this: [image] Which isn't what I want but ..... if I click, I get t…

[image] triantares: 'scite' is really far superior to 'mu-editor'. and included by default :slight_smile: the conf files are not very intuitive, see also the file in /etc about scite now i wonder how to make scite being able to "run python-efl codes" directly from it (in an easy/intuitive w…

[image] Thanatermesis: now i wonder how to make scite being able to "run python-efl codes" directly from it (in an easy/intuitive way :thinking: ), i mean, like the compile/build buttons for the .c demo files... I wonder if there's a setting for that or there's a special conf for the .py format …

[image] Thanatermesis: I just added "edi" to the repos, the EFL IDE: Umm, Bullseye too? :innocent: I installed from the Buster repos without a problem for now. I do find 'edi' extremely rudimentary in what it offers, not a finished by a long shot.