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I really love what you're doing with the developer tools in Aurora. But I'm missing a network tab.

made a small js to display all the gif/jpgs inline on that page.

https://gist.github.com/4494373

more informations directly on http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/gomobile/ and more presentation for ubuntu for phones on http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone/design

more information on http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/gomobile/

It's pretty easy to do in javascript. Made a Gist with a simple example https://gist.github.com/3764261

I'm wondering how they try to solve the problem of getting a touch optimized game to work fine with a analog controller. I know that they said something about a touchscreen, but havn't shown some sort of concept for it.

using opera 12 on win7 the cursor position isn't matching the color picker circle :(

it works fine in opera, if you disable the 'overflow: hidden;' on the body element

somehow the page is broken in opera. Disabling the content: " ."; in #main resolves the problem.

On the other hand the page with your download links is well optimized for mobile devices.

While learning vim it was really helpful to rebind the left/right arrow keys to change my cursor moving behavior.

Right now left is :bp and right is :bn to move through my active buffer.

Made something similar a while ago:

http://sy0t0s.bplaced.net/demo/hero/ - Apple logo

http://sy0t0s.bplaced.net/demo/tubes/ - Nixie tubes

http://sy0t0s.bplaced.net/demo/opera/ - Opera Browser in your browser

I have more, but don't want to spam links. If you want to see more you can crawl through the /demo/ folder on the page. Most of them are experiments with CSS3, javascript and html5.

works fine with opera 12alpha

mh would be awesome if you make an background-Fallback for the buttons or add prefixes for more browsers.

i.e. in Opera i don't see any linear-gradient if you only use -moz- / -webkit- just add a background:#color one line above the linear-gradient. Older browsers display the #color and newer browsers use the background:linear-gradient

really love this: "football camps" http://www.google.com/trends/correlate/search?e=id:Vv0RVxr9d...

thanks for mention them, i'm going to try both of them :D

dito moved away from ubuntu and found crunchbang linux, because of unity