Show status bar in node-webkit - node.js

Is there a way in node-webkit to show the status bar - the strip at the bottom of the screen which displays the URL you are about to visit when hovering a link? Can it be set to a custom value like the olden days with window.status? I naturally thought this would be a value in package.json but I can't find any information on it.

Try to use this command line switches for node webkit
--disable-gpu --force-cpu-draw
but which version of NW did you use?

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Why Jest use `\u221A` as test pass icon on Windows

As this link shown, Jest uses a square root mark \u221A on Windows as icon, not the real check mark \u2713. The former will display more like a √ ̅ ̅ style on some font like Fira Code.
But why does Jest do that, is there some unicode issue on Windows, I can use console.log("\u2713") to get a correct check mark on Chrome 96.0.4664.45, Windows 19044.1348

Change jest test output (iTerm being weird)

I am using latest iTerm on catalina with the "Semantic History" feature which allows you to Cmd+Click urls and filename/paths in the terminal. I set iTerm to open vscode:
This seems to work well if the text is like "src/foo/bar.js:3:3" - however if the text is like "src/foo/bar.js" it treats it like a file url. When you hold CMD and hover over these pure file paths, it shows the full file url in the bottom right, just like when you hover over links inside a browser:
What ends up happening with the file:// url is it will open the default app specified by the OS. On one hand, iterm should be smart enough to know that we want to open files in our editor... On the other hand, it would be nice if Jest also added the column and line number for iterm to recognize.
Turns out, clicking the last stack frame at bottom of the stack trace goes directly to the highlighted error line+column number.

netbeans using terminal window

Above is the image from netbeans terminal window. I want to use it to check the version of nodeJS.
Problem is when i click on the computer icon(single) to use the terminal so I can type it just refresh.
It becomes like above then after 1 sec returns to original state. I cant type anything on it
You must cgwin in order to resolve your issue here is link cgwin

See All Status Bar Text in sublime text 3

I have a problem with the SublimeText 3 status bar having too much information from my packages. The problem is that the text gets cutoff. Is there a command or a way to see all of the text in the status bar?
Few different options in my opinion as follows, sorry if its not specific but I don't know exactly how you have your screen resolution, sublime text setup and its packages therein.
Without being able to easily duplicate this problem myself I would advise trying to change the screen resolution and see if that is the issue and go from there.
You can try to write your own theme to determine the status bar size
e.g.:
https://gist.github.com/zbyna/5250fd49a805fd0fe0853cb5256101ee
You can try and find something different in terms of a status bar or what allows you to customise it at: https://packagecontrol.io/ although I could not find one here or anywhere else the size of the status bar mostly seems to be done at the theme level.
Try and configure the packages to show less text? Which packages do you currently have installed?

Autocomplete for CSS attribute names in Linux Chrome Developer console

I'm using Linux Chrome Stable under Ubuntu 14.04. All works perfect but when I go to the web developer tools, and start typing a new rule for example "flo" for "float" it shows a context menu but when I press tab button, it does not auto complete it. This didn't happen on the windows version, is this an option I have to change or anything on the linux chrome?
There is currently a bug filed for Chrome 35 Linux that describes this issue:
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=376763
My guess is that it's related somehow to Aura being integrated for Linux in Chrome 35. You can try starring the issue to lend more urgency to fixing it.
According to comment 26 (https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=376763#c26), the issue no longer exists in Chrome 36 beta, so if you absolutely have to have autocomplete working right away, then you can use that version.
This is how it works in Chrome Linux. You can use the mouse to select from the suggestions or, if you want to do it with keyboard only, you can use end to go to the end of the current item in the list and then press tab. I don't think you can change this behaviour.

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