Author: orbitiny

I’ve added a snipping tool functionality to orbitiny-screenshot-grabber. This way, you’ll be able to take screen grabs of a particular area of the screen. To do so, all you will need to do is invoke it like this: orbitiny-screenshot-grabber -s or orbitiny-screenshot-grabber –snipper  and that’s it. The screen grabs will be automatically saved in $HOME/Pictures/Screenshots/orbitiny-screenshot-grabber/snipping-tool directory …

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These two got introduced in the previous two releases. Here is a changelog: BugFix: Fixed a Qutiny bug in the preview pane. This bug was introduced in Pilot 9C – it misaligned the toolbar, and the text view in the right-hand preview pane. BugFix: Fixed a bug with theme coloring in Control Panel.

Orbitiny Desktop Pilot 9C has been released. This release focuses mostly on Qutiny. BugFix: Qutiny – Fixed sidebar resizing issue – the sizing was capped to a certain width due to a bug. BugFix: Qutiny – Fixed the unreadable blue text that appears in the disk menu buttons when the Coconut theme is applied BugFix: …

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Orbitiny Desktop Pilot 9 comes with a new program called “orbitiny-file-copier“. This application lets you copy files and directories and can be integrated with scripts. Here are a few examples of how to use it. First, if you try to launch it on its own without specifying any parameters, this is the message you are …

Read more “How to Guide – How to Use Orbitiny’s File Copier to Copy Files and Directories and Show a Progress Bar”