#gtk — Public Fediverse posts
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#GTK & #libadwaita on #Linux (setup) is as simple as typing some commands.
Since you don't want IDEs and want something simple, I wouldn't recommend #GNOME Builder.
Gtk apps can run on Windows, but the process is quite a hassle. I recommend you use "gvsbuild" since I also use it.
Since I'm using Python, I had to setup "pyinstaller" (again a hassle for the first time). If Python, use "uv".
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#GTK & #libadwaita on #Linux (setup) is as simple as typing some commands.
Since you don't want IDEs and want something simple, I wouldn't recommend #GNOME Builder.
Gtk apps can run on Windows, but the process is quite a hassle. I recommend you use "gvsbuild" since I also use it.
Since I'm using Python, I had to setup "pyinstaller" (again a hassle for the first time). If Python, use "uv".
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#GTK & #libadwaita on #Linux (setup) is as simple as typing some commands.
Since you don't want IDEs and want something simple, I wouldn't recommend #GNOME Builder.
Gtk apps can run on Windows, but the process is quite a hassle. I recommend you use "gvsbuild" since I also use it.
Since I'm using Python, I had to setup "pyinstaller" (again a hassle for the first time). If Python, use "uv".
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#GTK & #libadwaita on #Linux (setup) is as simple as typing some commands.
Since you don't want IDEs and want something simple, I wouldn't recommend #GNOME Builder.
Gtk apps can run on Windows, but the process is quite a hassle. I recommend you use "gvsbuild" since I also use it.
Since I'm using Python, I had to setup "pyinstaller" (again a hassle for the first time). If Python, use "uv".
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#GTK & #libadwaita on #Linux (setup) is as simple as typing some commands.
Since you don't want IDEs and want something simple, I wouldn't recommend #GNOME Builder.
Gtk apps can run on Windows, but the process is quite a hassle. I recommend you use "gvsbuild" since I also use it.
Since I'm using Python, I had to setup "pyinstaller" (again a hassle for the first time). If Python, use "uv".
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With a lot of help from the community, today I hopefully fixed a nasty and elusive FontForge crash which I have been chasing for months. https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/5786
Open source development at its best 🦾
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With a lot of help from the community, today I hopefully fixed a nasty and elusive FontForge crash which I have been chasing for months. https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/5786
Open source development at its best 🦾
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With a lot of help from the community, today I hopefully fixed a nasty and elusive FontForge crash which I have been chasing for months. https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/5786
Open source development at its best 🦾
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With a lot of help from the community, today I hopefully fixed a nasty and elusive FontForge crash which I have been chasing for months. https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/5786
Open source development at its best 🦾
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With a lot of help from the community, today I hopefully fixed a nasty and elusive FontForge crash which I have been chasing for months. https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/5786
Open source development at its best 🦾
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Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)
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Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)
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Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)
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Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)
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Do I know any Typst ultras? Would love to hear opinions about Typesetter from someone who has used it to work on a real document they need, rather than just playing around with some templates :)
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Accessibility: lack of full dark theme for RStudio in Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 #gnome #gtk #accessibility #rstudio #electron
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Accessibility: lack of full dark theme for RStudio in Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 #gnome #gtk #accessibility #rstudio #electron
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Accessibility: lack of full dark theme for RStudio in Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 #gnome #gtk #accessibility #rstudio #electron
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Accessibility: lack of full dark theme for RStudio in Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 #gnome #gtk #accessibility #rstudio #electron
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Accessibility: lack of full dark theme for RStudio in Ubuntu 24.04 and 26.04 #gnome #gtk #accessibility #rstudio #electron
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New Metamorphosis release!
This new update adds two tabs. General for the most common tags and advanced for everything else.
👉 Get it here: https://flathub.org/en/apps/dev.deimoshall.Metamorphosis -
Gestire temi GTK, icone e personalizzazioni GNOME diventa molto più semplice con Gnome Theme Manager. Una soluzione moderna pensata per chi ama personalizzare Linux senza complicazioni. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #GTK #DesktopLinux
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Gestire temi GTK, icone e personalizzazioni GNOME diventa molto più semplice con Gnome Theme Manager. Una soluzione moderna pensata per chi ama personalizzare Linux senza complicazioni. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #GTK #DesktopLinux
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Gestire temi GTK, icone e personalizzazioni GNOME diventa molto più semplice con Gnome Theme Manager. Una soluzione moderna pensata per chi ama personalizzare Linux senza complicazioni. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #GTK #DesktopLinux
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Gestire temi GTK, icone e personalizzazioni GNOME diventa molto più semplice con Gnome Theme Manager. Una soluzione moderna pensata per chi ama personalizzare Linux senza complicazioni. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #GTK #DesktopLinux
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Gestire temi GTK, icone e personalizzazioni GNOME diventa molto più semplice con Gnome Theme Manager. Una soluzione moderna pensata per chi ama personalizzare Linux senza complicazioni. #GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #GTK #DesktopLinux
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I don't believe that is a coincidence the fact the two #opensource #graphic #design applications I feel more comfortable with, #Inkscape and #Gimp, are #GTK based.
Anytime I work with a #QT application I always find difficult working with the UI, perhaps the QT has smaller knobs, controllers, sliders etc... 🤔
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I don't believe that is a coincidence the fact the two #opensource #graphic #design applications I feel more comfortable with, #Inkscape and #Gimp, are #GTK based.
Anytime I work with a #QT application I always find difficult working with the UI, perhaps the QT has smaller knobs, controllers, sliders etc... 🤔
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I don't believe that is a coincidence the fact the two #opensource #graphic #design applications I feel more comfortable with, #Inkscape and #Gimp, are #GTK based.
Anytime I work with a #QT application I always find difficult working with the UI, perhaps the QT has smaller knobs, controllers, sliders etc... 🤔
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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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@wyatt I'd lean toward considering Winelib acceptable. I see running an application that uses Winelib as analogous to running a GTK application on a Qt desktop or vice versa. But how will most developers find a PowerPC system to test on?
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@wyatt I'd lean toward considering Winelib acceptable. I see running an application that uses Winelib as analogous to running a GTK application on a Qt desktop or vice versa. But how will most developers find a PowerPC system to test on?
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@wyatt I'd lean toward considering Winelib acceptable. I see running an application that uses Winelib as analogous to running a GTK application on a Qt desktop or vice versa. But how will most developers find a PowerPC system to test on?
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@wyatt I'd lean toward considering Winelib acceptable. I see running an application that uses Winelib as analogous to running a GTK application on a Qt desktop or vice versa. But how will most developers find a PowerPC system to test on?
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@wyatt I'd lean toward considering Winelib acceptable. I see running an application that uses Winelib as analogous to running a GTK application on a Qt desktop or vice versa. But how will most developers find a PowerPC system to test on?
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I had jrb, maintainer of the GNOME app 'Crosswords' over for espresso and dinner and he showed me something really cool - Crosswords running on an android as a native app with no design changes - libadwaita just worked in the phone profile.
That's some epic engineering y'all, kudos to @alice and others involved in making this happen.
Disclaimer: my post was just about libadwaita working as it should not about it working in android. Alice knows nothing about Android.
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I had jrb, maintainer of the GNOME app 'Crosswords' over for espresso and dinner and he showed me something really cool - Crosswords running on an android as a native app with no design changes - libadwaita just worked in the phone profile.
That's some epic engineering y'all, kudos to @alice and others involved in making this happen.
Disclaimer: my post was just about libadwaita working as it should not about it working in android. Alice knows nothing about Android.
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I had jrb, maintainer of the GNOME app 'Crosswords' over for espresso and dinner and he showed me something really cool - Crosswords running on an android as a native app with no design changes - libadwaita just worked in the phone profile.
That's some epic engineering y'all, kudos to @alice and others involved in making this happen.
Disclaimer: my post was just about libadwaita working as it should not about it working in android. Alice knows nothing about Android.
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I had jrb, maintainer of the GNOME app 'Crosswords' over for espresso and dinner and he showed me something really cool - Crosswords running on an android as a native app with no design changes - libadwaita just worked in the phone profile.
That's some epic engineering y'all, kudos to @alice and others involved in making this happen.
Disclaimer: my post was just about libadwaita working as it should not about it working in android. Alice knows nothing about Android.
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I had jrb, maintainer of the GNOME app 'Crosswords' over for espresso and dinner and he showed me something really cool - Crosswords running on an android as a native app with no design changes - libadwaita just worked in the phone profile.
That's some epic engineering y'all, kudos to @alice and others involved in making this happen.
Disclaimer: my post was just about libadwaita working as it should not about it working in android. Alice knows nothing about Android.
