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More monthly fellowship blog updates, new Graphs release with improved UX, and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#262 Minor Major Update
https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2026/08/twig-262/Become a Friend of GNOME 👉️ https:// donate.gnome.org
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Reports on Fellowships, Sushi revival, Boxes Next available for testing, GUADEC talks available on YouTube and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#261 Sushi Boxes
https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2026/08/twig-261/Become a Friend of GNOME 👉 https://donate.gnome.org
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GNOME is entering API/ABI and UI freezes for the upcoming 51 release, proposal for implementing RFC process and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#260 Freezing
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Most Craft image templates fall back to asset.title when the alt field is empty.
So you ship "Img 20240312 Final V2" as alt text. And it passes every automated audit going.
The fallback chain I use instead, plus the Twig:
https://johnhenry.ie/blog/2026/07/the-alt-attribute-is-never-optional
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RE: https://floss.social/@gnome/116985931040333333
This week, I presented #Censor and its latest release for the first time in This Week in #GNOME, or shortly #TWIG. You may find lot of nice first-hand reports there, and a few more screencasts of Censor in use, too (showing draft saving and redaction of non-PDF documents)! https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2026/07/twig-259/#third-party-projects
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Better colour management support in Loupe, Shortwave on Windows and MacOS! Oo7 gets closer to being production ready and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#259 Color Management
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GUADEC is happening! New alpha release of Glycin, many exciting app updates and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#258 GUADEC 2026
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Happy Disability Pride Month!
New project for image-based OSes, funded by Prototype Fund, new alpha release of Glycin, new Phosh release and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#257 Pixel Density
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Blog post about work in progress GSoC 2026 project, which brings better GPU reset recovery to Mutter, Typesetter now supports variable fonts, MosaicWM's call for testing and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#256 Beyond 8-Bit
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Aaaaand they’re done!! What a relief. The first two pairs have already been gifted, these seven are waiting for seven happy little faces to adopt them. Pattern is from the New Zealand company Twig and Tale.
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Unofficial website to browse GTK apps for Android, new release of Gir.Core, C# bindings for GTK, Bazaar's Curated page gets overhauled and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#255 Curated Updates
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APBoard ist zurück.
Das erste offizielle APBoard Release war am 13. Oktober 2000. Der letzte klassische Stand folgte am 19. April 2006. Exakt zwanzig Jahre später ist APBoard v3.0.0 der Punkt, an dem das Projekt wieder lebendig wird.
Das ist wichtig, weil APBoard nie nur ein Ordner mit altem PHP Code war. Es hatte Nutzerinnen und Nutzer, Installationen, Supportforen und Spuren, die bis heute existieren. Die neue Version hält am einfachen Versprechen von damals fest: eigenes Forum betreiben, Daten behalten, Code lesen, Code ändern, wenn es nötig ist.
APBoard hat einmal echte Communities getragen, darunter ein Teil des Deutschen Bundestags, die Spieleschmide Ubisoft, oder auch rcpanzer.de, wo APBoard und APPortal Geschichte sogar noch heute sichtbar ist. Version 3 gibt dieser Linie wieder eine gepflegte Zukunft.
APBoard v3 ist der vollständige Neuaufbau ab Juni 2023. Gleiche Seele, moderner Kern. GPL-3.0, PHP 8.5, Twig, Docker – und ein Sicherheitsstandard, der sich nicht hinter kommerziellen Produkten verstecken muss.
Mehr Infos: apboard.de/
#apboard #diskussion #diskussionsboard #selfhosted #selfhosting #docker #forum #diskussionsforum #php #twig
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APBoard ist zurück.
Das erste offizielle APBoard Release war am 13. Oktober 2000. Der letzte klassische Stand folgte am 19. April 2006. Exakt zwanzig Jahre später ist APBoard v3.0.0 der Punkt, an dem das Projekt wieder lebendig wird.
Das ist wichtig, weil APBoard nie nur ein Ordner mit altem PHP Code war. Es hatte Nutzerinnen und Nutzer, Installationen, Supportforen und Spuren, die bis heute existieren. Die neue Version hält am einfachen Versprechen von damals fest: eigenes Forum betreiben, Daten behalten, Code lesen, Code ändern, wenn es nötig ist.
APBoard hat einmal echte Communities getragen, darunter ein Teil des Deutschen Bundestags, die Spieleschmide Ubisoft, oder auch rcpanzer.de, wo APBoard und APPortal Geschichte sogar noch heute sichtbar ist. Version 3 gibt dieser Linie wieder eine gepflegte Zukunft.
APBoard v3 ist der vollständige Neuaufbau ab Juni 2023. Gleiche Seele, moderner Kern. GPL-3.0, PHP 8.5, Twig, Docker – und ein Sicherheitsstandard, der sich nicht hinter kommerziellen Produkten verstecken muss.
Mehr Infos: https://www.apboard.de/
#apboard #diskussion #diskussionsboard #selfhosted #selfhosting #docker #forum #diskussionsforum #php #twig
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GNOME OS uses oo7 by default, Lockpicker, a new app for recovering passwords from hash, new release of Gitte and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#254 Commit Graph
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RE: https://floss.social/@gnome/116742058562391218
Wohoo, first time featured in #TWIG! 😊
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Tuba on Android, new Fractal release, GNOME Fellowship's results were announced and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#253 Fellowships
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Hey #Drupal friends 👋
July 15th is the next session of our 2-week Professional Single Directory Components course! SDCs really do tidy up Drupal theming in a meaningful way. Worth a look if you're modernizing your workflow.
🔗 https://www.drupaleasy.com/academy/sdc/course-information
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Happy Pride month! 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
Damned Lies, GNOME's i18n platform, got a brand new dark theme, GNOME OS now has better contributing docs and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#252 Stronger Together
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New rules for GNOME Circle, GNOME Maps now allows for installing maps for offline use, Java GTK bindings have their first RC release and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#251 Monitoring Resources
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Bazaar's new release 0.8.0 supports installing .flatpak bundles, Gnome Commander saw a 2.0 release with rewrite in Rust, new embedded terminal and much more in This Week in GNOME!
#250 Sideloading
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Forest Tales
Saw this tiny delicate light green shoot just in front of me. A must-shoot so to say ;-):sony: :darktable:
#spruce #twig #spring #mood #fotoMontag #photoMonday #photography #darktable #paperg
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This week in GNOME, we bring a major new version of Graphs, a brand new PostgreSQL client, and updates to many more apps! Have an awesome weekend and enjoy the latest GNOME apps!
#249 Quality Over Quantity
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A new chapter of This Week in GNOME has been published!
Read the latest about Glycin, new desktop applications for managing and listening to local music collections, and much more!
#248 Tracking Performance
