#gnome — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #gnome, aggregated by home.social.
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*SIGH*
With Debian's "come on, come all" AI decision, I am once again looking for a #distro
Fedora is out, Ubuntu has been out since at least 22.04, and I'm not too fond of Arch-based distros, since I've had two installs nuked by normal regular updates (caused by Arch themselves).
Maybe I try #NixOS again? Last time it blew up about 30 minutes after the install, while dealing with GNOME Extensions.
@AerynOS and @stillhq are two options I'll look into, but both are still not final versions, and StillOS in particular is likely too "stable" (aka using older packages) for my normal use (which includes gaming). Not to mention it's ultimately a Fedora derivative, so...
Suggestions welcome. I prefer #GNOME as a DE, btw. OK with Flatpaks and Appimages, and while I can eventually find my way around a terminal, I prefer using the GUI.
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Salutations, to all in the #fediverse who sees this.
My name is Renato. I've been aware of the Fediverse for a long time but have only decided to join in today to connect with those who hold similar interests to mine. My interests include #programming, #cybersecurity, and #sysadmin as I've grown up around all three, having been around a computer since I was 3 years old. I have a few open source projects but I have none of my own contributions at this very moment, which I plan to change by working on #linux, specifically #debian, #gnome and #rust.
Aside from computers, I tend to really enjoy the creative works including #writing, #art and #photography myself. I've dabbled a little in #film as well, making some short films while I was in a college course for Media and Journalism. As such, I have a strong distaste on creative works made with generative AI, and resist using it where ever I can. This also includes programming and technical write-ups.
I hope to enjoy my time on the Fediverse! 😄
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Salutations, to all in the #fediverse who sees this.
My name is Renato. I've been aware of the Fediverse for a long time but have only decided to join in today to connect with those who hold similar interests to mine. My interests include #programming, #cybersecurity, and #sysadmin as I've grown up around all three, having been around a computer since I was 3 years old. I have a few open source projects but I have none of my own at this very moment, which I plan to change by working on #linux, specifically #debian, #gnome and #rust.
Aside from computers, I tend to really enjoy the creative works including #writing, #art and #photography myself. I've dabbled a little in #film as well, making some short films while I was in a college course for Media and Journalism. As such, I have a strong distaste on creative works made with generative AI, and resist using it where ever I can. This also includes programming and technical write-ups.
I hope to enjoy my time on the Fediverse! 😄
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Salutations, to all in the #fediverse who sees this.
My name is Renato. I've been aware of the Fediverse for a long time but have only decided to join in today to connect with those who hold similar interests to mine. My interests include #programming, #cybersecurity, and #sysadmin as I've grown up around all three, having been around a computer since I was 3 years old. I have a few open source projects but I have none of my own at this very moment, which I plan to change by working on #linux, specifically #debian, #gnome and #rust.
Aside from computers, I tend to really enjoy the creative works including #writing, #art and #photography myself. I've dabbled a little in #film as well, making some short films while I was in a college course for Media and Journalism. As such, I have a strong distaste on creative works made with generative AI, and resist using it where ever I can. This also includes programming and technical write-ups.
I hope to enjoy my time on the Fediverse! 😄
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Salutations, to all in the #fediverse who sees this.
My name is Renato. I've been aware of the Fediverse for a long time but have only decided to join in today to connect with those who hold similar interests to mine. My interests include #programming, #cybersecurity, and #sysadmin as I've grown up around all three, having been around a computer since I was 3 years old. I have a few open source projects but I have none of my own contributions at this very moment, which I plan to change by working on #linux, specifically #debian, #gnome and #rust.
Aside from computers, I tend to really enjoy the creative works including #writing, #art and #photography myself. I've dabbled a little in #film as well, making some short films while I was in a college course for Media and Journalism. As such, I have a strong distaste on creative works made with generative AI, and resist using it where ever I can. This also includes programming and technical write-ups.
I hope to enjoy my time on the Fediverse! 😄
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time
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It's #September, and that means I'm personally inclined testing new things, making new not-new-year resolutions, trying to improve my habits and trying to be a better person. I've seen this pattern so much in the last 6/7 years that it feels like my life is a script written by someone else. I actually like this feeling.
Anyway, among others, I'm experimenting a bit with #grayscale only interfaces (both on my PC and on my Smartphone).
The goal? Reduce #distractions (duh), but also be "more present" when reading something (I often find myself skimming through text instead of reading it carefully).On #GNOME, I installed two extensions, they look great:
- Monochrome Toggle (https://github.com/SpiritualRose/monochrome-toggle)
- PaperShell (https://github.com/LaloVene/PaperShell)
Here's some pictures, I will add more from time to time
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Filed a feature request in the GNOME Settings app for what I consider to be the only thing I'm missing compared to the nm-connection-editor app: the ability to nickname those ridiculously named WiFis to something you can actually understand and recognize as a visitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/work_items/3807
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Filed a feature request in the GNOME Settings app for what I consider to be the only thing I'm missing compared to the nm-connection-editor app: the ability to nickname those ridiculously named WiFis to something you can actually understand and recognize as a visitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/work_items/3807
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Filed a feature request in the GNOME Settings app for what I consider to be the only thing I'm missing compared to the nm-connection-editor app: the ability to nickname those ridiculously named WiFis to something you can actually understand and recognize as a visitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/work_items/3807
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Filed a feature request in the GNOME Settings app for what I consider to be the only thing I'm missing compared to the nm-connection-editor app: the ability to nickname those ridiculously named WiFis to something you can actually understand and recognize as a visitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/work_items/3807
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Filed a feature request in the GNOME Settings app for what I consider to be the only thing I'm missing compared to the nm-connection-editor app: the ability to nickname those ridiculously named WiFis to something you can actually understand and recognize as a visitor.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/work_items/3807
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Pwah ! Faut installer la moitié de la planète pour compiler GNOME Settings Daemon! :blobugh:
J'essaye de corriger ce problème qui me chauffe depuis bien trop longtemps :blobcatcoffee:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-settings-daemon/-/work_items/111#note_2857516
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I don't really get all this #GNOME hate. I used it for some time, I've also used KDE and i3. I even used some of the weirder DMs. And the best way to describe GNOME is "fine". It has the familiarity of Windows, but with much less bloat and with some cool concepts (such as much better virtual desktops).
We don't have to like everything, GNOME is usable enough that I could work with it for about a year, then I changed to i3, which improved my productivity maybe 10% after I learned the 2000 keyboard shortcuts.
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Moving from #gnome to #kde has been interesting.
Most of is just different feeling though. The UI seems to get less into my face, and the notifications in Plasma seem to be more on the informative side with more related information that lets you can on this.
KMail has been sort of a let down, the import from Thunderbird failed, and the way to set up accounts weirdly enough does not work with my mail server. One shall see what that is all about.
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Salon porta GNOME nel salotto con un launcher fullscreen controllabile dal divano, pensato per TV, controller, telecomandi e smartphone. #Linux #GNOME #Salon #Wayland #GTK #LinuxDesktop https://www.linuxeasy.org/salon-il-launcher-fullscreen-per-gnome-pensato-per-le-tv/
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Salon porta GNOME nel salotto con un launcher fullscreen controllabile dal divano, pensato per TV, controller, telecomandi e smartphone. #Linux #GNOME #Salon #Wayland #GTK #LinuxDesktop https://www.linuxeasy.org/salon-il-launcher-fullscreen-per-gnome-pensato-per-le-tv/
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Salon porta GNOME nel salotto con un launcher fullscreen controllabile dal divano, pensato per TV, controller, telecomandi e smartphone. #Linux #GNOME #Salon #Wayland #GTK #LinuxDesktop https://www.linuxeasy.org/salon-il-launcher-fullscreen-per-gnome-pensato-per-le-tv/
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Salon porta GNOME nel salotto con un launcher fullscreen controllabile dal divano, pensato per TV, controller, telecomandi e smartphone. #Linux #GNOME #Salon #Wayland #GTK #LinuxDesktop https://www.linuxeasy.org/salon-il-launcher-fullscreen-per-gnome-pensato-per-le-tv/
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Salon porta GNOME nel salotto con un launcher fullscreen controllabile dal divano, pensato per TV, controller, telecomandi e smartphone. #Linux #GNOME #Salon #Wayland #GTK #LinuxDesktop https://www.linuxeasy.org/salon-il-launcher-fullscreen-per-gnome-pensato-per-le-tv/
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RE: https://ouo.sh/@nate/117179073824551892
When I said I'd like to bring some skeuomorphism back to GNOME Calendar, I did not imagine something as intense as this 😳
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RE: https://ouo.sh/@nate/117179073824551892
When I said I'd like to bring some skeuomorphism back to GNOME Calendar, I did not imagine something as intense as this 😳
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RE: https://ouo.sh/@nate/117179073824551892
When I said I'd like to bring some skeuomorphism back to GNOME Calendar, I did not imagine something as intense as this 😳
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RE: https://ouo.sh/@nate/117179073824551892
When I said I'd like to bring some skeuomorphism back to GNOME Calendar, I did not imagine something as intense as this 😳
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RE: https://ouo.sh/@nate/117179073824551892
When I said I'd like to bring some skeuomorphism back to GNOME Calendar, I did not imagine something as intense as this 😳
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⚙️ PackageKit 2.0 se pregătește de lansare: O schimbare radicală de API și curățenie generală de cod după mai bine de un deceniu! Publicația Linuxiac detaliază planurile mari pentru PackageKit 2.0, suita de servicii D-Bus ce funcționează ca o interfață abstractă între managerii de pachete nativi ai distribuțiilor Linux (cum ar fi APT, DNF, ALPM/Pacman, ZYpp) și magazinele de aplicații (GNOME Software, KDE Discover). După mai bine de zece ani în care arhitectura a rămas în mare parte neschimbată, dezvoltatorii pregătesc o ruptură completă de compatibilitate a API-ului (complete API break) pentru a aduce sistemul în era modernă a Linux-ului. ✨ Punctele cheie ale viitoarei versiuni PackageKit 2.0:🛠️ Ruptură totală de API (Complete API Break):• Vechiul API D-Bus și semnalele învechite vor fi eliminate sau regândite de la zero. Această decizie le permite dezvoltatorilor să renunțe la codul legacy adunat în ultimul deceniu și să rezolve limitările istorice ale sistemului. 🧹 Curățenie de cod și eliminarea funcțiilor depășite:• Simplificarea semnalelor D-Bus (de exemplu, trecerea exclusivă la semnale de tip plural și eliminarea celor singulare).• Eliminarea structurilor nefolosite sau redundante (cum ar fi vechiul sistem de categorii interne) pentru a spori viteza și lizibilitatea codului. 🔄 Experiență complet reproiectată pentru actualizările Offline:• Fluxul de actualizări la repornire (offline updates) este modificat în profunzime pentru a fi mult mai fiabil, prevenind blocajele din timpul aplicațiilor de patch-uri la nivel de sistem. 📁 Modernizarea identificatorilor de pachete (Package-ID):• Schimbarea formatului de identificare a pachetelor pentru a separa clar câmpurile de proveniență (origin) și date (data), permițând backend-urilor (APT, DNF5, ALPM) să raporteze cu mai multă precizie originea depozitelor. 📌 Ce înseamnă asta pentru ecosistemul Linux?Deși ruperea compatibilității API va necesita actualizări din partea magazinelor de aplicații (precum GNOME Software sau KDE Discover), schimbarea este crucială pentru a face administrarea pachetelor din interfețele grafice mai rapidă, mai sigură și mai stabilă pe distribuțiile moderne! 🚀 #PackageKit #PackageKit2 #Linux #DBus #GNOME #KDE #APT #DNF #Pacman #OpenSource #Linuxiac #TechNews #FOSS
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Installing Void Linux on ZFS with Hibernation Support
Updated, and now supporting minimal, KDE Plasma, Gnome and XFCE
https://it-notes.dragas.net/2025/12/22/void-linux-zfs-hibernation-guide/
#Linux #Desktop #OwnYourData #Void #VoidLinux #KDE #Plasma #Gnome #XFCE #Xorg #Wayland #GNULinux
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Joined #BoilingTheOcean a bit today, for discussing #NFC and portal APIs (and a small sidetrack on ICAO Doc 9303). Broad agreement on what we want between #GNOME and #KDE, still some research to do on how we best get that from the two and a half or so user space NFC daemons there are.
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Weekly GNU-like #MobileLinux Update (33/2026): NFC in Plasma
https://linmob.net/weekly-update-33-2026/
#Plasma #KDE #PlasmaMobile #NFC #LinuxMobile #Phosh #GNOME #Dawndrums #DawndrumsDivineD #UbuntuTouch #SailfishOS #postmarketOS #Mobian #Droidian #PINE64 #PinePhone #Catacombing #Sxmo -
Now that we have a preferences dialog in Maps (for handling offline downloads), I played a bit with moving the other settings we already had in the main and layers menus into a decicated “General” page in the preferences dialog.
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notifications.
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I dusted off an old idea to show duration for walking segments of public transit itineraries that I played with a year or so back.
Now that the list is using flowboxes, which can wrap contents to multiple lines when needed I think it will probably look better:
#gnomemaps #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #transitous #routing #Gnome
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I dusted off an old idea to show duration for walking segments of public transit itineraries that I played with a year or so back.
Now that the list is using flowboxes, which can wrap contents to multiple lines when needed I think it will probably look better:
#gnomemaps #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #transitous #routing #Gnome
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I dusted off an old idea to show duration for walking segments of public transit itineraries that I played with a year or so back.
Now that the list is using flowboxes, which can wrap contents to multiple lines when needed I think it will probably look better:
#gnomemaps #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #transitous #routing #Gnome
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I dusted off an old idea to show duration for walking segments of public transit itineraries that I played with a year or so back.
Now that the list is using flowboxes, which can wrap contents to multiple lines when needed I think it will probably look better:
#gnomemaps #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #transitous #routing #Gnome
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I dusted off an old idea to show duration for walking segments of public transit itineraries that I played with a year or so back.
Now that the list is using flowboxes, which can wrap contents to multiple lines when needed I think it will probably look better:
#gnomemaps #PublicTransport #PublicTransit #transitous #routing #Gnome
