I would like to translate IPython Notebook menu items and dashboard.
Which would be the best way to proceed?
Tnanks!
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I would like to have a button in my dashboard that allows me to insert images. I would be great if I could click the button and have it opening a folder where my images are. Lastly, as an additional feature it would be great to have a checklist button next to it, or a way of deselect them to prevent them from appearing.
Have you worked on something similar? Is it possible?
Thank you!
Is there any way to add the jupyter style into google colab?
I really prefer the look and dont like neither light nor dark theme
I am currently using the macOS Light theme in my IntelliJ.
When I press: System Preferences -> Appearance and Behavior -> Appearance -> Theme, I can see macOS Light. I am also using light mode on my machine.
I am quite interested in the same theme, but for iTerm2. I could not find anything on the web.
So I wanted to ask this quick question, what would be the iTerm2 settings in order to have the same theme/look in iTerm2 please?
Maybe there is an already available version to download for iTerm2?
Thank you
Not sure what exact theme in iTerm do you want, but I would suggest you got through the iterm2colorschemes website and then see if there is already a theme that matches your requirements.
If one of the theme matches your requirement, then install that theme into your iTerm and use.
If there is no theme which is exact to your requiremets, please select the nearest light theme and modify the colors in it using your iTerm2 settings.
Is there a dark theme for eclipse for windows which changes the color of scroll bars and menu bar to dark as well?
In this post, we can see pretty themes but those are for Mac OS. For Windows, the dark themes look pretty ugly, because of those white scroll bars and title bars etc. really!
There is a dark theme that also changes the color of the scroll bars.
Darkest Dark Theme
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/darkest-dark-theme
In addition it said it provides nicer icons than the common ones of dark themes.
Note that it worked fine on Windows 10 64bits with Neon.3 Release (4.6.3). I do not know if it works well in other versions.
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The Syntax highlighting I am using is not the native of the theme, but the RainbowDrops.epf. Download RainbowDrops.epf (right click on the link and select Save link as...) and import it with Eclipse built-in Preferences Import (go to File > Import... then select General > Preferences).
I think that the scrollbars are native OS and we can't change it.
As for the console you can edit it this way:
Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors: Background colour
Then just choose the colors you want.
Hope this information was helpful.
Have a nice day.
I understand the original question was for Windows, but this is seen on Linux also and was frustrating to figure out so posting here.
If having to use the SWT_GTK3=0 workaround on Linux for Eclipse, then it will use Gtk2 and you will see the same problem Solace described.
Here is the Gtk2 theme that worked well for me:
https://github.com/horst3180/Vertex-theme
Best is to pull down the git repo to '~/opt/vertex-theme', checkout stable, and then install it by hand. (Don't delete directory so can uninstall later if needed. That's why I say to put it in your user's opt directory.) The .deb version didn't have an updated key and now apt whines about that. *glare
After install then run 'gtk-chtheme' (the Gtk2 theme changer) and you can select it there. That will fix both the bright menu bar at the top and scrollbars in Linux. If Gtk3 works for you with Eclipse, then you probably won't see the theme problem.
When running matplotlib in interactive mode the figure should zoom when you drag while holding down the right mouse button. This is not working for me. It will zoom if I drag with the left mouse button while holding down the option key.
Does anyone know how to get the right mouse button working for zooming? Is it an issue with matplotlib, ipython, x11, settings in system preferences?
Here is a description of how things are supposed to work (look under 'Pan/Zoom'):
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/users/navigation_toolbar.html
I'm running Enthought python distribution 7.2.2 64 bit on OSX 10.5.8. The matplotlib plots are displayed in an X11 window and the backend is TkAgg.
Thanks.
In the TkAgg backend the mouse button numbers are hardcoded so there is no easy rc setting to change. I do notice that there is some special case code in the tkagg backend (~ line 351):
if sys.platform=='darwin':
# 2 and 3 were reversed on the OSX platform I
# tested under tkagg
if num==2: num=3
elif num==3: num=2
Which looks very suspicious given your problem. Perhaps it is worth opening a matplotlib issue, and giving some details as to the type of mouse you are using (plus all of the details in the original, well put together, question).