Edward released PiTiVi 0.13.3 today. Brandon recently spent some time working on the timeline’s ruler, and his changes are part of that release. So now, it looks like this:
What’s the difference, you say?
- It looks slightly better visually;
- The timecodes are displayed/managed in a smarter way;
- The “ticks” are now on the bottom of the ruler;
- The ruler now uses your GTK theme’s colors.
So when you use a dark theme (in this case, DarkRoom), it looks nicely integrated:
But wait, this is not all. New functionality was added too. If you zoom in enough, you can see a representation of the project’s frames (the alternating white and gray zones):
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rien que les chiffres indiquant la durée sont plus lisibles