since I use QMK, for the most part I don't use TKG

I have a board (RedScarf 68) that uses TKG, but I find QMK more powerful and usually use my QMK-enabled boards

My current DSA keycaps were inspired by the red, white, and blue i saw on MD's RedScarf. And my keycaps inspired Edvin's!

@edvin the keyboard software would be an interesting usage of workspaces: top-level keyboard organizations (HHKB, Planck) that feed into multiple public and private keymap collections which are layer-oriented

@kevinmost speaking of redscarf...a fresh UI could tackle the LED patterns too

yeah definitely. I've used Winkeyless' BootMapperClient before (WKL's boards are fully programmable but use his own custom firmware) and that firmware has support for patterns and for animations on RGB underlighting if you have it, which I think is great

I'm picturing the software that supports my son's Razer gaming mouse

haha it's a Swing GUI. And I haven't looked at the code... you can just tell it's a Swing GUI by looking at it

it's not one of those "1337 gamer RGB max polling rate" kinds of UIs, haha

How can I launch a tornado app from the main method?

So that when I double click a jar, the GUI pops up

Or look into setting up JavaFX jars

Thanks

@edvin I just realized that in KPhoto the classes I use are dataclasses so the update(source: jsonObject) will not work 😞

man this is a rewrite of a model

@carlw That sounds like a good use case for Workspaces :))

@ron What update was that? Where are you using it?

@edvin it was this:

now its this

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@edvin you still awake?

@ron Yes 🙂 Was just walking the dog.

Checking

@ron You shouldn't need to override update, just make sure your objects implement toJSON and updateModel()

Those aren't data classes are they?

thats not the reason I am asking if you were here :

there is a clear JsonModel.save method

well several, but there is no clear JsonModel.load?