Dunvi's dashboard

Dunvi shared an idea in BumpTop on April 21, 2009 00:31:

choose default double click action

I want to be able to change what double clicking on a pile does. Opening up into a grid is somewhat unhelpful when your screen is small and/or the pile is big. I'd rather it go into a flip pile.

Dunvi started following the question "Can we change the default browser bumptop will use?" in BumpTop.

Dunvi replied on April 08, 2009 12:12 to the question "Can I launch BumpTop at will?" in BumpTop:

Well, that's what I do. My computer can't handle running bumptop constantly, plus it's a laptop and bumptop has to be restarted after standby/hibernation I find (the graphics go wonky).

Go to options and unclick start up. Then make sure it's not in your startup folder.

Dunvi started following the question "Pile by Extension?" in BumpTop.

Dunvi replied on April 08, 2009 12:01 to the question "Can I launch BumpTop at will?" in BumpTop:

If it's what you mean, I have mine set so it doesn't run at start up, and run it when I need it for organization.

Dunvi replied on April 05, 2009 22:48 to the update "Beta 20 Now Available! We want to hear what you think!" in BumpTop:

Is there a new version already? Mine just updated to version 1.0 (!!!).

A comment on the idea "Bring the cool stuff (back)!" in BumpTop:

It actually runs fine on lowish end computers. I'm running Bumptop on a four year old laptop that was designed to sacrifice power for portability (Dell Latitude D410), and that was when it was new. Bumptop runs fine so long as I don't try and run fifty other things and I leave the graphics at the low-end, but my computer can't handle that stuff anyway. But I def can run lower-end 3D apps - I never had problems with Age of Mythology, for example. I would love some of these cooler things, with the opportunities to disable ones that we wouldn't use to keep the power down.

It doesn't consume too much system resouces. Right now BT's only using 60MB of CPU power, and that's 33% less than FF with one tab. – Dunvi, on April 05, 2009 22:42

Dunvi started following the idea "Viewing angles" in BumpTop.

Dunvi replied on January 20, 2009 01:06 to the idea "Doors? that lead to different rooms possibly?" in BumpTop:

Specifically leading to a different folder, maybe?

Or instead of doors, howabout drawers?

Dunvi replied on January 19, 2009 18:06 to the problem "Lines appear on the screen after hibernating" in BumpTop:

I lied, this happened after stand by also.

Dunvi reported a problem in BumpTop on January 18, 2009 02:39:

Lines appear on the screen after hibernating

When I come out of hibernation, my bumptop is covered in lines as show in the picture. Everything still works, and when right clicking the blue disk is normal. Windows things such as start bar (mine hides, so it's not in the picture) are fine. I can only fix it by restarting BumpTop and I do not see this except after I hibernate.



This is always reproduceable. I'm running XP SP3 on a Dell Latitude D410 using integrated video (not sure what) and a Pentium M, but BumpTop runs wonderfully smoothly otherwise.

Dunvi started following the problem "Picture frame jumps between sources and gets stuck" in BumpTop.

Dunvi asked a question in BumpTop on January 15, 2009 20:13:

how to get samurize or system data?

Is there a way to integrate samurize and/or tell me what to use to tell me disk-usage and uptime?