Mini frame

Emacs-mini-framePlace minibuffer at the top of the current frame on read-from-minibuffer.While it's fine for me to have eldoc, flymake and other messages to appear at the bottom of the screen, editing minibuffer (find file, create VC branch, etc.) feels more comfortable in the upper area of the screen.mini-frame-mode makes an advice around read-from-minibuffer function to create and show minibuffer-only child frame to accept input.How it looks likeBy default mini-frame is placed at the top of the current frame and occupies full width. Here is execute-extended-command (M-x) with icomplete-mode enabled: Those who use vertical completion candidates list may configure mini-frame not to occupy full width:(custom-set-variables '(mini-frame-show-parameters '((top . 10) (width . 0.7) (left . 0.5))))Here is switch-to-buffer (C-x b) with ido-vertical-mode: And execute-extended-command (M-x) with ivy-mode: mini-frame-mode also creates a separate child frame to display completions list: Mini-frame sizeUsers of Emacs 27 will benefits the most because of resize-mini-frames variable: mini-frame will be resized vertically to fit content.Users of Emacs 26 will need to configure frame height explicitly, e.g.:(custom-set-variables '(mini-frame-show-parameters '((top . 0) (width . 1.0) (left . 0.5) (height . 15))))Gnome shell does not resize Emacs child framesUntil this issue will be solved, Gnome Shell users must also set mini-frame height.Another option for Gnome Shell users is to use the following code in initialization file:(setq x-gtk-resize-child-frames 'resize-mode)Ignore commandsOne can configure the list of commands that must not be shown in the child frame by customizing the mini-frame-ignore-commands. The eval-expression command is there by default because mini-frame have no modeline to display eldoc hints. And because there must be some place to turn mini-frame-mode off if something goes wrong (I hope not) :)Installation and usagemini-frame is available on MELPA.Alternatively, you can download mini-frame.el and run:M-x package-install-file RET RETM-x mini-frame-mode RET

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At the far right end an “Auto-Rewind” button. When this is enabled, stopping playback will jump the CTI back to frame at which playback started – otherwise the CTI just stays at its current position when playback stops.The current frame number is shown to the left of the playback controls, and the length of the project in frames is shown to the right.Note that you can click the number of frames as a shortcut to open up the Project Settings dialog.The Mini TimelineThe area just above the playback buttons — where the blue frame indicator line shows — is called the “Mini Timeline”. You can click anywhere in the Mini Timeline to jump the current time indicator (CTI) to that frame.This is also where keys are shown for the selected parameter — if you want to change the position of any keyframes you can do that in the Mini Timeline. Doing it here removes the risk that you might unintentionally change a keys value when trying to move it in the Graph View.In and Out PointsJust above the Mini Timeline are the trim controls for setting the In and Out points. Drag them to set the playback range, or double-click between them to clear both of them and reset to the full play range.For those who want more precise control over the In/Out controls, you can “nudge” these one frame at a time: hover the mouse cursor over the control, then use the L/R arrow keys to nudge. (Once the cursor moves off the In/Out marker, the arrow keys stop working.)You can click in the play range (the area between In and Out) and drag to reposition In and Out together.To jump the Out point in 1-second steps, position the cursor over the play range and use the mouse wheel or scroll gesture.Note that start/end frame controls have dual usage: click the start frame button once to move to frame 0, then click it again to move to the “in” frame. Similarly the end frame control jumps to the last frame in the project, then to the “out” frame.Jump by FiveWhen working in the mini timeline, it’s possible to jump the frame number to the nearest multiple of 5. When dragging the CTI, the In point, or Out point, just hold the Shift key.Cache IndicatorYou will have noticed that in the mini timeline there is a cyan line that draws

We've added support for Samsung SPF Digital Photo Frames. It works with the following models:SPF-72HSPF-75HSPF-76HSPF-83HSPF-85HSPF-85PSPF-86HSPF-86PSPF-87HSPF-105PSPF-107H700T800P800W1000P1000WThe following models are not supported at this time:SPF-72VSPF-83VSPV-105VThe following models do not support Mini Monitor Mode, and so AIDA64 cannot use them as an external LCD:SPF-71ESPF-71ESYou can enable the LCD device from AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / LCD / Samsung.For the most stable operation it is recommended to uninstall Samsung Frame Manager and Mini Monitor drivers, and install our own Samsung SPF LibUsb driver instead: driver can directly communicate with the device, without interfering with Samsung's drivers or the Frame Manager software. Alternative solution is having the appropriate Samsung SPF Windows drivers installed (part of Samsung Frame Manager software), but that usage scenario is not guaranteed to work properly.Notes:- If the device disconnects after a few seconds, enable the option Send keep-alive packet in AIDA64 / main menu / File / Preferences / Hardware Monitoring / LCD / Samsung- AIDA64 will switch the device from Mass Storage Mode to Mini Monitor Mode if necessary. That transition could take up to 10 seconds. When the switch takes place, and there's Samsung Frame Manager software installed, Windows Aero may get disabled by Samsung Frame Manager's Mini Monitor feature- AIDA64 has a built-in facility to prevent collisions with Samsung Frame Manager. In case it fails to work, and AIDA64 frames collide with Samsung Frame Manager frames, then terminate the process called "sam_controller.exe" via Windows Task Manager, or uninstall Samsung Frame Manager- If Samsung Frame Manager is installed, but its Mini Monitor feature is not used, it's recommended to disable the Samsung Monitor device in Device Manager / Display Adapters.You can find the new AIDA64 beta update at: let us know if you find any difficulties enabling or using this new feature. Also let us know if you've got another kind of LCD device that is currently unsupported by AIDA64. BTW, Futaba MDM166A VFDs and Yoctopuce OLEDs are also supported now by the latest AIDA64 beta.Regards,Fiery

John Welfelt of Welfelt Fabrications, a welder/fabricator by trade and boater by passion, has designed a very lightweight frame specifically for the Mini-me and Mini-Max.-Built by hand in the USA-Easy to put together-Easy to break down-Easy to carryWeighing in at only 14lbs, the frame is comprised of polished high-strength aluminum and takes “Packing it in” to a whole new level. Taking up very little cargo space, this is THE PERFECT SETUP for backpacking remote rivers.The seat is composed of lightweight aerospace honeycomb, with aluminum edges all around, stainless steel, rust-proof fasteners and a custom crafted cover of durable, top-grade water shedding outdoor fabric.NOTE: Welfelt Fabrication recommends the addition of 2 ea 1″ D-rings on the outside of the boat to secure the frame properly. For the Mini-Max, you will need to retrofit 2 ea d-rings, as well as 2 ea thwart attachments. Add the Mini-Max package to the cart to include those parts. You’ll want to add a 4oz of Stabond 2 part adhesive to your cart as well as cam straps, if you don’t have any on hand.Cam Straps recommended for the Welfelt Frame:Mini-Me Frame: 4 ea 4ft HYSIDE StrapsMini-Max Frame: 4 ea 6ft and 2 ea 2ft HYSIDE StrapsFront Seat or Front Seat w/Table Conversion: 4 ea 2ft HYSIDE Straps

Forward hand if you're not careful. Another disadvantage we discovered during testing is the Air Handler Mini does not include a frame mount. We're guessing the manufacturer didn't think it was necessary due to the small size. It is, in fact, small enough to fit in our saddle bag and could easily be carried in a jersey or pack. So perhaps this point isn't enough to knock it down a full peg. If you're not too worried about adding a bit more weight to your load, you might want to check out the Pro Bike Tool Mini. It performed better across all other metrics but was one of the heaviest we tested. Overall, if you want a pump that makes it easy to go between high volume and high pressure pumping, we believe the mighty lil Air Handler Mini is a terrific choice.Read more: BIKETUBE Air Handler Mini review This sped-up video demonstrates inflating a road bike tire with the BIKETUBE Air Handler Mini. Note when our tester switches from HV to HP and the pumping becomes easier.Credit: Jon Oleson Compare Products How We Test Frame PumpsFrame pumps and mini pumps are your best friend when you need to inflate a tire while out on a ride. Frame-specific products are well suited for road and cyclocross bikes and provide quick, efficient inflation due to their larger size. We tested each frame pump on both road and mountain bike tires; after all, if it doesn't pump up your specific tire style, it is somewhat useless. For road bikes, we assessed how well the frame pump achieved 100 PSI by counting the number of strokes it took to get there. Then we assessed mountain bikes by pumping 300 strokes and using a digital gauge to assess the final PSI. We also kept detailed notes on ergonomics, how easy they were to use, and any durability issues. Our frame pump testing is divided across five rating metrics:Pump Performance (35% of overall score weighting)Ease of Use (25% weighting)Durability (15% weighting)Ergonomics (15% weighting)Weight (10% weighting)Why Trust GearLabThis review is the joined work between Curtis Smith, Jon Oleson, Ross Patton, and Kurt Gensheimer. Each has their own unique background in biking, whether it be trail riding, BMX, or high-speed road biking. Regardless of style, they all know how handy a frame pump can be, and understand how frustrating it can be when you are stranded without one, or worse, it doesn't work properly. That is why our team has devised tests to ensure we find the best frame pump on the market. Analysis and Test ResultsThere are a wide variety of mini pumps. Some are designed to work well on high-pressure road tires. Others are designed specifically for mountain bike tires, which have higher volumes and need lower pressures. We break down the different options available below.What's the Best Value?We know that buying a quality product at a great value is always the goal. That's why we consider the products' performance scores against their sticker price.