TabletFriend VS MaterialDesign

TabletFriend is a pretty nice free open source app. It opens up a floating window with a bunch of useful commands such as undo and redo. It can also be customized to your liking

Often you also need a toolbar with common buttons and shortcuts. Not mandatory, but makes life much easier. I wrote a program that does pretty much that. https://github.com/Martenfur/TabletFriend

I tell that using Rainmeter is going to be the solution to this. Clicking the Esc button you created works instantly, whereas this overlay program I tried only worked after clicking it between 4-11 times and GestureSign didn't work at all.

This might be a useful app to put on that touchscreen. It was designed for artists in mind, but you can put any key/macro you want on it.

Searching desperately for a solution I stumbled across Tablet Friend on this Subreddit, spent a few hours configuring it to meet my requirements, and boy, the results were worth sharing, (therefore this post). A simple toolbar to scroll around the document, combined with some other tweaks in Xournal++'s settings menu, resulted in a very robust and enjoyable workflow for annotating documents. (and taking notes if you are looking away from OneNote).

DOWNLOAD v1.0: https://github.com/Martenfur/TabletFriend

I'll make a new post here when it releases. I also post updates on tabletpcreviews forum. http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/threads/tablet-friend-a-decent-toolbar.76001/page-2 And you can literally download and start using the beta right now (assuming you have the time to compile C# and if fine with the absence of any docs): https://github.com/Martenfur/TabletFriend

I want to use the icons from https://materialdesignicons.com/ in my angular 4 project. The instructions on the website are only covering how to include it in Angular 1.x (https://materialdesignicons.com/getting-started)

Material Design Icons

Svelte Material Icons is an NPM package that gives you access to a large set of material icons as a Svelte-component, what makes integration much easier. In fact, the library offers even more icons than Googles official icon set, since they rely on materialdesignicons.com. Just run:

i hope i did this right.. i added https://materialdesignicons.com/ really nice with the svelte node pacakge

Instead of using Vuetify's default font icons, the project imports SVG icons from the mdi/js package at https://materialdesignicons.com. This saves approximately 1 MB in the final package.

https://materialdesignicons.com/ click on cheatsheet link...

Looks great. Might use them in my future projects. Currently I have been using Material Design Icons [0] for its broad icon gallery.

[0] https://materialdesignicons.com/

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