@thomasnield: Great! Ah, yeah I'll do the same.

Let us know when your screencast is up!

I will! Going to keep it simple for the first one though.

I can confirm the issue is indeed resolved. Thanks 🙂

Alright, and just as a sanity test I uploaded it to YouTube

Worked perfectly Thomas 🙂 Currently uploading my screencast. It's 60fps 4K, so hopefully it is super smooth. My first with Windows/Bandicam.

Huh.. i said "discrimiter" when I meant "discriminator".. Oh well 🙂

Even though the uploaded video was very good quality, it looks like crap on YouTube. Hopefully it's just a matter of waiting for YouTube to do another pass over the video, but there might be issues with the format and quality I chose. Holding off on posting the video link until I'm sure.

@thomasnield: Seems like you should select "Constant Frame Rate" instead of "Variable Frame Rate" or YouTube will use a brutal amount of time to convert the video.

@edvin: You've got such a good voice for screencasts

@Ruckus: Haha, thanks. Now I just need to learn how to speak English, i fumble so much with the words.

It sounds pretty clean to me. Better than a lot of native English speakers (we tend to get lazy with our speaking 🙂 )

I looks even better on Vimeo actually: https://vimeo.com/177255233

Crisper, for some reason.

youtube gave me the 720p50 version by default for some reason

edvin: why felix and not apache karaf?

is an osgi newbie

@mikehearn: Maybe they're not done transcoding yet. I chose Felix since I only use the very minimal amount of OSGi modules. Karaf is Felix with a lot of extra bundles for management, ssh access etc.

Pretty cool to be able to SSH into a TornadoFX application and instrument it.. gotta try that with Karaf 🙂

your console had an "update from" item. what does that do? refresh the module from a maven repo?

It lets you choose a file, and basically replace the bundle with that file instead.

There is something called OBR, which is kind of like Maven but for OSGi bundles. I'll create an OBR repo for TornadoFX if there is any interest in this.

sounds like a mini-os almost

can start and stop and update and install/uninstall apps

It's very intriguing.. just need to find something or a use case that really requires this level of dynamicity.

an OS 🙂

or rather, an app platform/appstore type thingie

Yeah, like the Duke Pad or something 🙂