#adwaita — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #adwaita, aggregated by home.social.
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Oh man GNOME 51 is implementing the frosted window Wayland protocol lets heckin' GOOOO. :ablobcorgi_bongo_hyper:
I know a lot of people are sick of transparent windows with gaussian blurs but I really think Adwaita would look super nice with em :neodog_floof_cute:
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Oh man GNOME 51 is implementing the frosted window Wayland protocol lets heckin' GOOOO. :ablobcorgi_bongo_hyper:
I know a lot of people are sick of transparent windows with gaussian blurs but I really think Adwaita would look super nice with em :neodog_floof_cute:
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Oh man GNOME 51 is implementing the frosted window Wayland protocol lets heckin' GOOOO. :ablobcorgi_bongo_hyper:
I know a lot of people are sick of transparent windows with gaussian blurs but I really think Adwaita would look super nice with em :neodog_floof_cute:
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Oh man GNOME 51 is implementing the frosted window Wayland protocol lets heckin' GOOOO. :ablobcorgi_bongo_hyper:
I know a lot of people are sick of transparent windows with gaussian blurs but I really think Adwaita would look super nice with em :neodog_floof_cute:
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Oh man GNOME 51 is implementing the frosted window Wayland protocol lets heckin' GOOOO. :ablobcorgi_bongo_hyper:
I know a lot of people are sick of transparent windows with gaussian blurs but I really think Adwaita would look super nice with em :neodog_floof_cute:
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🎉 #Stencil 1.2.0 is now available!
This version adds a GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension that lets you open Stencil directly from Files. If you're running Stencil in GNOME, installation of this extension can be triggered in Preferences.
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.fouquet.Stencil
Code: https://codeberg.org/fouquet/Stencil(Flathub currently still shows a cached 1.1.0, it will install the correct version though).
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🎉 #Stencil 1.2.0 is now available!
This version adds a GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension that lets you open Stencil directly from Files. If you're running Stencil in GNOME, installation of this extension can be triggered in Preferences.
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.fouquet.Stencil
Code: https://codeberg.org/fouquet/Stencil(Flathub currently still shows a cached 1.1.0, it will install the correct version though).
#gtk #adwaita #gnome #linux -
🎉 #Stencil 1.2.0 is now available!
This version adds a GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension that lets you open Stencil directly from Files. If you're running Stencil in GNOME, installation of this extension can be triggered in Preferences.
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.fouquet.Stencil
Code: https://codeberg.org/fouquet/Stencil(Flathub currently still shows a cached 1.1.0, it will install the correct version though).
#gtk #adwaita #gnome #linux -
🎉 #Stencil 1.2.0 is now available!
This version adds a GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension that lets you open Stencil directly from Files. If you're running Stencil in GNOME, installation of this extension can be triggered in Preferences.
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.fouquet.Stencil
Code: https://codeberg.org/fouquet/Stencil(Flathub currently still shows a cached 1.1.0, it will install the correct version though).
#gtk #adwaita #gnome #linux -
🎉 #Stencil 1.2.0 is now available!
This version adds a GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension that lets you open Stencil directly from Files. If you're running Stencil in GNOME, installation of this extension can be triggered in Preferences.
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/me.fouquet.Stencil
Code: https://codeberg.org/fouquet/Stencil(Flathub currently still shows a cached 1.1.0, it will install the correct version though).
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The world does not need yet another music player for GNOME, but I promise this one is different…
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The world does not need yet another music player for GNOME, but I promise this one is different…
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The world does not need yet another music player for GNOME, but I promise this one is different…
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The world does not need yet another music player for GNOME, but I promise this one is different…
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The world does not need yet another music player for GNOME, but I promise this one is different…
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Scopri ChromaLeon, la soluzione che adatta i colori di GNOME allo sfondo e rende il desktop più armonioso. #GNOME #Linux #Desktop #Customization #Adwaita
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Scopri ChromaLeon, la soluzione che adatta i colori di GNOME allo sfondo e rende il desktop più armonioso. #GNOME #Linux #Desktop #Customization #Adwaita
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Scopri ChromaLeon, la soluzione che adatta i colori di GNOME allo sfondo e rende il desktop più armonioso. #GNOME #Linux #Desktop #Customization #Adwaita
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Scopri ChromaLeon, la soluzione che adatta i colori di GNOME allo sfondo e rende il desktop più armonioso. #GNOME #Linux #Desktop #Customization #Adwaita
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Scopri ChromaLeon, la soluzione che adatta i colori di GNOME allo sfondo e rende il desktop più armonioso. #GNOME #Linux #Desktop #Customization #Adwaita
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Just a short video about my desktop #niri, #gnome apps and #noctaliashell
Such a great combo. I love the "simple" style of #adwaita
For me it is the prove, that opensource can really deliever where big companies fail (Yeah, I mean you Apple and your UI)
Music by @lukhash
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Just a short video about my desktop #niri, #gnome apps and #noctaliashell
Such a great combo. I love the "simple" style of #adwaita
For me it is the prove, that opensource can really deliever where big companies fail (Yeah, I mean you Apple and your UI)
Music by @lukhash
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Just a short video about my desktop #niri, #gnome apps and #noctaliashell
Such a great combo. I love the "simple" style of #adwaita
For me it is the prove, that opensource can really deliever where big companies fail (Yeah, I mean you Apple and your UI)
Music by @lukhash
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Just a short video about my desktop #niri, #gnome apps and #noctaliashell
Such a great combo. I love the "simple" style of #adwaita
For me it is the prove, that opensource can really deliever where big companies fail (Yeah, I mean you Apple and your UI)
Music by @lukhash
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Just a short video about my desktop #niri, #gnome apps and #noctaliashell
Such a great combo. I love the "simple" style of #adwaita
For me it is the prove, that opensource can really deliever where big companies fail (Yeah, I mean you Apple and your UI)
Music by @lukhash
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One of my biggest "linux" wishes would be #gnome with #niri as the compositor. I love #adwaita ... it's colors and UI.
#noctaliashell and #niri comes quite close to that wish...
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One of my biggest "linux" wishes would be #gnome with #niri as the compositor. I love #adwaita ... it's colors and UI.
#noctaliashell and #niri comes quite close to that wish...
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One of my biggest "linux" wishes would be #gnome with #niri as the compositor. I love #adwaita ... it's colors and UI.
#noctaliashell and #niri comes quite close to that wish...
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One of my biggest "linux" wishes would be #gnome with #niri as the compositor. I love #adwaita ... it's colors and UI.
#noctaliashell and #niri comes quite close to that wish...
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One of my biggest "linux" wishes would be #gnome with #niri as the compositor. I love #adwaita ... it's colors and UI.
#noctaliashell and #niri comes quite close to that wish...
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@carbonatedcaffeine/116583171204547360
Maybe the #Librem5 costs a lot, but I would not phrase it as "too expensive". Keep in mind that #Purism only once earns money when selling the device. No money is earned from selling user profiles or pushing advertisements or apps.
Purism contributed a lot to the #MobileLinux eco system, also on the software side:
- Origins of #Phosh
- #convergence
- upstreaming of #mobile patches to several #GNOME applications and Linux
- Origins of #adwaita
- #PureOS distroSee also: https://puri.sm/posts/pureos-crimson-development-report-march-2026/
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@carbonatedcaffeine/116583171204547360
Maybe the #Librem5 costs a lot, but I would not phrase it as "too expensive". Keep in mind that #Purism only once earns money when selling the device. No money is earned from selling user profiles or pushing advertisements or apps.
Purism contributed a lot to the #MobileLinux eco system, also on the software side:
- Origins of #Phosh
- #convergence
- upstreaming of #mobile patches to several #GNOME applications and Linux
- Origins of #adwaita
- #PureOS distroSee also: https://puri.sm/posts/pureos-crimson-development-report-march-2026/
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@carbonatedcaffeine/116583171204547360
Maybe the #Librem5 costs a lot, but I would not phrase it as "too expensive". Keep in mind that #Purism only once earns money when selling the device. No money is earned from selling user profiles or pushing advertisements or apps.
Purism contributed a lot to the #MobileLinux eco system, also on the software side:
- Origins of #Phosh
- #convergence
- upstreaming of #mobile patches to several #GNOME applications and Linux
- Origins of #adwaita
- #PureOS distroSee also: https://puri.sm/posts/pureos-crimson-development-report-march-2026/
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@carbonatedcaffeine/116583171204547360
Maybe the #Librem5 costs a lot, but I would not phrase it as "too expensive". Keep in mind that #Purism only once earns money when selling the device. No money is earned from selling user profiles or pushing advertisements or apps.
Purism contributed a lot to the #MobileLinux eco system, also on the software side:
- Origins of #Phosh
- #convergence
- upstreaming of #mobile patches to several #GNOME applications and Linux
- Origins of #adwaita
- #PureOS distroSee also: https://puri.sm/posts/pureos-crimson-development-report-march-2026/
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@carbonatedcaffeine/116583171204547360
Maybe the #Librem5 costs a lot, but I would not phrase it as "too expensive". Keep in mind that #Purism only once earns money when selling the device. No money is earned from selling user profiles or pushing advertisements or apps.
Purism contributed a lot to the #MobileLinux eco system, also on the software side:
- Origins of #Phosh
- #convergence
- upstreaming of #mobile patches to several #GNOME applications and Linux
- Origins of #adwaita
- #PureOS distroSee also: https://puri.sm/posts/pureos-crimson-development-report-march-2026/
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I completely forgot about this mode in #Adwaita apps. You can press Ctrl+Shift+M and test how your app works on phone screens from the comfort of your desktop. This is gold!
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I completely forgot about this mode in #Adwaita apps. You can press Ctrl+Shift+M and test how your app works on phone screens from the comfort of your desktop. This is gold!
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I completely forgot about this mode in #Adwaita apps. You can press Ctrl+Shift+M and test how your app works on phone screens from the comfort of your desktop. This is gold!
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I completely forgot about this mode in #Adwaita apps. You can press Ctrl+Shift+M and test how your app works on phone screens from the comfort of your desktop. This is gold!
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I completely forgot about this mode in #Adwaita apps. You can press Ctrl+Shift+M and test how your app works on phone screens from the comfort of your desktop. This is gold!
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Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
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Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
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Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
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Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
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Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
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CW: GNOME Design Rambling
Absolutely begging LibAdwaita apps to please do some custom brand coloring for their application stylesheets. :blobcorgimeltsob: I love using Adwaita apps because they're so fluid, but when you have like three or four of them open they start looking extremely same-y and they become difficult to distinguish.
It'd be really nice if the GNOME HIG could adopt a methodology for apps to adopt more brand coloring. Adwaita takes a lot from smartphone design languages, but those work because you only have one application up on the screen at a time-- and, even then, I feel like Material You and Liquid Glass has made them look too same-y and destroyed their branding.
I'd love to see something like a bunch of differently colored pastel apps in light mode and dark tinted colors in dark mode. Just something to make them more distinguishable.
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CW: GNOME Design Rambling
Absolutely begging LibAdwaita apps to please do some custom brand coloring for their application stylesheets. :blobcorgimeltsob: I love using Adwaita apps because they're so fluid, but when you have like three or four of them open they start looking extremely same-y and they become difficult to distinguish.
It'd be really nice if the GNOME HIG could adopt a methodology for apps to adopt more brand coloring. Adwaita takes a lot from smartphone design languages, but those work because you only have one application up on the screen at a time-- and, even then, I feel like Material You and Liquid Glass has made them look too same-y and destroyed their branding.
I'd love to see something like a bunch of differently colored pastel apps in light mode and dark tinted colors in dark mode. Just something to make them more distinguishable.
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CW: GNOME Design Rambling
Absolutely begging LibAdwaita apps to please do some custom brand coloring for their application stylesheets. :blobcorgimeltsob: I love using Adwaita apps because they're so fluid, but when you have like three or four of them open they start looking extremely same-y and they become difficult to distinguish.
It'd be really nice if the GNOME HIG could adopt a methodology for apps to adopt more brand coloring. Adwaita takes a lot from smartphone design languages, but those work because you only have one application up on the screen at a time-- and, even then, I feel like Material You and Liquid Glass has made them look too same-y and destroyed their branding.
I'd love to see something like a bunch of differently colored pastel apps in light mode and dark tinted colors in dark mode. Just something to make them more distinguishable.
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CW: GNOME Design Rambling
Absolutely begging LibAdwaita apps to please do some custom brand coloring for their application stylesheets. :blobcorgimeltsob: I love using Adwaita apps because they're so fluid, but when you have like three or four of them open they start looking extremely same-y and they become difficult to distinguish.
It'd be really nice if the GNOME HIG could adopt a methodology for apps to adopt more brand coloring. Adwaita takes a lot from smartphone design languages, but those work because you only have one application up on the screen at a time-- and, even then, I feel like Material You and Liquid Glass has made them look too same-y and destroyed their branding.
I'd love to see something like a bunch of differently colored pastel apps in light mode and dark tinted colors in dark mode. Just something to make them more distinguishable.
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CW: GNOME Design Rambling
Absolutely begging LibAdwaita apps to please do some custom brand coloring for their application stylesheets. :blobcorgimeltsob: I love using Adwaita apps because they're so fluid, but when you have like three or four of them open they start looking extremely same-y and they become difficult to distinguish.
It'd be really nice if the GNOME HIG could adopt a methodology for apps to adopt more brand coloring. Adwaita takes a lot from smartphone design languages, but those work because you only have one application up on the screen at a time-- and, even then, I feel like Material You and Liquid Glass has made them look too same-y and destroyed their branding.
I'd love to see something like a bunch of differently colored pastel apps in light mode and dark tinted colors in dark mode. Just something to make them more distinguishable.
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