I did so. The name length limit may be changed with a command line argument. I also replaced the gtk.ListBox widget with gtk.FlowBox w/ gtk.Buttons inside. This allowed to format the output in columns. The number of columns is configurable as well.
Several people pointed out that the existing nwg-shell logo evokes associations with Christianity, the Middle Ages and the Crusades. The graphics is very good and I'm grateful to you for designing it, but I decided not to use it any longer, for ideological reasons. The new logo will be neutral, with only "N" and "S" letters inside. Please don't be angry with me.
Frankly my dear, I don't...(fill in the rest, famous quote) (about logo). If you want to use it and reminds people of a murderous giant fruit bat with grape jelly on it's chin..that's up to you
I'll try to git-up and take it for a test spin in a bit. Still feel not quite awake....even though I've gone shopping already.
Well, I played with it. I found 10 to be about my sweet spot (but depends on screen) for the # of columns. It performed fine.
I like that you're (explicitly) deduplicating (lol) and confirm I have no dups (yay).
All caught up with your current releases. Enabled nwg-dock for the first time as a system component of my desktop. Looking very slick overall.
You should push the set to the AUR (some already there I think?).
Well, building gotk3 for the first time takes 10-20 minutes, depending on the machine. If AUR at all, than it would have to be -bin packages. I'm not sure if it would be acceptable.