Gambas ONE

This might be of interest, https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... -for-linux which shows some examples of the Vosk software that vuott talks about.

Welcome to the forum. Unless somebody knows better I don't think it is breaking the licence to sell any program made with Gambas, you can choose what licence to apply to your own software. I would have thought that you need to show somewhere that the program was written in Gambas that has a GPL lice...

Not joke for for me.

very close to removing Gambas from my computer !

Apparently you can hack the Gambas code to Rem out these 'features'. There will be others at Christmas. Last year it started 'snowing'!

It is because Benoit Minisini is a religious man.

I don't know much about RegExp, so I have tried to solve this another way. Run the following code in a new Graphical Application. ' Gambas class file ''Requires gb.gui ''ExifTool needs to be installed Splitter1 As Splitter Splitter2 As Splitter FileChooser1 As FileChooser PictureBox1 As PictureBox T...

I can only speak for the Raspberry Pi which runs Gambas without issue. If you install the recommend OS you can install Gambas from the command line. Provided your program is not too processor intensive it will run just fine.

Is this what you are after? Public Sub Form_Show() Dim mySubject As String = "ExifTool Version Number : 12.58\nFile Size : 2.3 MB\nMegapixels : 12.6\nShutter Speed : 1/50\n" TextArea1.Font = Font["monospace,12"] TextArea1.Text = mySubject End https://www.cogier.com/gambas/Exif1.p...

This is the way I do it. You need gb.sdl2.audio . You then load a music file and play it. This can be a 'beep' or a 2-hour concert. I have attached a 'beep.ogg' file for you to put in your program's main folder. ''Needs gb.sdl2.audio Public Sub Form_Open() Music.Load(Application.Path &/ "be...

Hi iiiypuk.me and welcome to the forum. Try the following code: -

Public Sub Form_MouseWheel()

  If Mouse.Delta = 1 Then Print "Rolling forward"
  If Mouse.Delta = -1 Then Print "Rolling backwards"

End

I'm also using Mint 21.1 and the problem you report also happens to me, but I have discovered that this only happens with gb.gui. If you change from GTK to QT using gb.gui.qt instead, the problem goes away. Whether this is a bug in Gambas or in GTK, I leave to others to work out.