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  1. @TheEvilSkeleton Hey 👋. So there's this problem with the #refine app.

    I doesn't identify the cursor theme that I installed. On my previous OS (which was also Fedora), it was able to do it. I believe since I had it on my root directory, that could be a reason.

    Could you please look into it ?

  2. @TheEvilSkeleton Hey, are you planning some new features for #Refine ?

  3. @TheEvilSkeleton @CodedOre I've to say, if someone enters the #Fedora ecosystem for the first time then, this is the by far the best app to try. It's simple and easy to use. However, the same can also be said about #gnometweaks.

    #Refine is almost a complete package. And there's just one thing I would love to get added.
    Having a detailed menu rather than a simple popup or you could do a detailed popup.

  4. @TheEvilSkeleton And then there's that has "impermutable mode" as a boot mode. That's where all local changes will be lost after a reboot. A nice way to do quick, worry-free tests (Yes even "sudo rm -rf /" :😂 ) and have your system spared and clutter free.
    It's for us lazy people who hate back-stepping and repairing.😇

  5. Thank you @TheEvilSkeleton for taking the time to make #Meld work with #GNOMEBuilder, so that any #Python + #GTK #GNOME contributor can now easily test and improve that venerable textfiles comparison tool without having to figure out how to build the app by themselves!

    This should also make the GTK4 port here easier for anyone to test and contribute to, once it gets rebased: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/meld/-/

  6. The (un)fortunate side-effect of me attending the @XOrgDevConf this week is that I found a new #GNOMEShell performance issue to report about scrolling workspaces with a touchpad, because I saw what 60fps feels like on @TheEvilSkeleton's AMD-powered laptop and now I cannot un-see this jank on Intel graphics: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-s

    #GNOME #Wayland #Mesa #Sysprof #Mutter

  7. Refine, an app to tweak advanced and experimental features in GNOME, has reached 100,000 downloads on Flathub!!

    flathub.org/en/apps/page.tesk.

    If you appreciate Refine and have the means to help a developer out, please consider donating to support my work: tesk.page/#donate

    #GNOME #GTK #GTK4 #Libadwaita #FOSS #OpenSource #Flathub #Flatpak #Refine

  8. After two weeks of writing, revising, and trying to make everything as digestible as possible, I finally published "GNOME Calendar: A New Era of Accessibility Achieved in 90 Days", where I explain in detail the steps we took to turn GNOME Calendar from an app that was literally unusable with a keyboard and screen reader to an app that is (finally) accessible to keyboard and screen reader users as of GNOME 49!

    tesk.page/2025/07/25/gnome-cal

    #GNOMECalendar #GNOME #Accessibility #a11y #DisabilityPrideMonth #Linux #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #GTK #libadwaita

  9. Introducing Refine 0.5.0, the GNOME Tweaks alternative leveraging the data-driven and composition paradigms. This version re-adds the Document font option, and renames "Middle Click Paste" to "Middle Click to Paste Text" with an accompanying subtitle.

    Thanks to @CodedOre, 0.5.0 also adds the capability to rearrange the titlebar's window buttons. This new feature also lets you add the minimize and maximize buttons.

    While we thoroughly tested right-to-left (RTL) direction and keyboard navigation with a screen reader, it's worth noting that we're no experts. We welcome feedback from those who use Refine in RTL and/or with a keyboard and screen reader.

    You can get Refine 0.5.0 right now on Flathub.

    If you would like to help fund projects like Refine, please consider looking at the donation channels at dir.floss.fund/view/funding/@t.

    #Refine #GNOME #Flathub #GTK #GTK4 #Libadwaita

  10. I finally have the motivation to work on Upscaler again, for a bit :3

    I spent a few days working on a pretty cool queue system. I think so far it works pretty well, but I'll need more time to refactor it, address some TODOs, etc.

    So far the merge request is pretty large... (357 lines added; 80 lines removed): gitlab.gnome.org/World/Upscale

    I have no plans to support parallel upscaling. A single instance tends to take a lot of resources, so I prefer not to risk freezing people's computers.

    Eventually I'd like to work on some sort of batch loading so that users don't have to open each image eventually, but so far I think it's heading in the right direction :)

    #OpenSource #FOSS #Upscaler #Upscaling #Vulkan #GNOME #GTK #GTK4 #Libadwaita

  11. If you were considering contributing to a project, but decided not to because the project uses a Contributor License Agreement (CLA), please consider opening an issue to inform them about the dangers of CLAs.

    I was thinking about contributing to Jitsi Meet, but I noticed that they use a CLA, which prevents me from contributing to it, so I suggested to retire the CLA in favor of a Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO).

    github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/is

    #CLA #DCO #FOSS #FLOSS #OSS #OpenSource #FreeSoftware

  12. is now part of GNOME World! Later today, it'll be primarily developed on GNOME World and the source code on gitlab.com will be archived.

    Next up, GNOME Circle :)

    Updated link: gitlab.gnome.org/World/Upscaler
    Upscaler download link: flathub.org/apps/io.gitlab.the