Please add pinch to zoom (Android app); it is not good to keep scrolling up and down looking for events in the morning or in the evening; a full day view (Day and Week view) would be much better. Google Calendar and Proton Calendar already have it. This is the only thing that made me cancel my paid subscription. Already requested here: mastodon.online/@mdalves/11173β¦ PS. And @Tutanota please give us a way to see the hole day on weekly and daily views on web/desktop too.
Spanish Labour Minister Yolanda DΓaz has said her ministry will soon reduce the working week by two and a half hours, a decision which will improve the work-life balance of 12 million employees across the country.
Las competencias de la UE en derecho penal son residuales, hay alguna cosilla pero en general es competencia de los estados miembros. En todo caso eso ya no dirΓ‘ la ComisiΓ³n en su momento.
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I've already told you about the additional APK checks now performed in my repo, and that you can find the first summary of explanations in the repo info (apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/iβ¦).
Now the results of those checks on app permissions are being made transparent to you if you expand the permission section for an app. Not seen in the screenshots: on mouseover you now will get a short explanation for each permission.
Coming next: Making "App Configuration & Special Access" transparent at the #IzzySoftRepo (for background, again see apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/iβ¦). This will be rolled out this weekend, and once more will not be shown for all apps at once. At the moment, it will only show what has been checked when it came up with a current check, so "warnings" should be very rare. Next step is to record those things automatically to show even the things not yet added to the app's configuration here.
And from now on also includes findings on updates automatically. So expect to see some more "italics chocolate" (with the dark theme at least), as clarification can only happen after a finding π
Just rolled out a few minutes ago. Full (re)scan of all APKs will follow at a later time, once the signing block checks have been implemented as well (see gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/β¦ for details if interested).
All APKs (~2.000) of the #IzzySoftRepo have been rescanned. Expect to see more details on most apps with the next sync. Teaser Image below.
While permissions already have a short description on hover (and link to more), something similar still needs to be implemented for the other sections, though. And of course a proper documentationβ¦
The last task of this βadditional APK checks projectβ will be to link to the corresponding blocks from where they are reported with an app, so you can find it more easily.
And there you go. See the little blue β icons in the screenshot (and on the corresponding app details pages)? Those you can click if you want to know what the corresponding section is about.
This was the last check-box to tick on issue 475, so I just closed that now. It's sub-tasks (following up the findings) will of course be processed further, until done.
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sounds like a great inititative! Will be recorded/shared publicly later afterwards? I think thereβs some of these topics that should be discussed beyond the curl project because distros and developers use to live in separate worlds and duplicate tons of efforts before trying to comunicate.
@pancake about recording, not sure, there will at least be notes taken that will be made available. And I completely agree that many projects probably could benefit of something like this. Closer and better collaboration can only be good!
A game jam from 2024-02-01 to 2024-03-10 hosted by NightBlade. Welcome to the third annual Games for Blind Gamers jam! The goal of this jam is to build awareness of blind gaming (and accessibility in general), as...
I hate the idea of the government getting involved in tech, as a general rule. I've seen too many examples of that going wrong. The EU doesn't seem to be having much success at getting Apple to loosen their restrictions on app store downloads and purchases so far. Apple is clearly obeying the letter of the law and not the spirit, which anyone should have expected. But at this point, I think Apple has been so hostile to users and developers that legal intervention is absolutely necessary. I can't get past the idea that developers aren't even allowed to mention Apple's 30% cut without their apps being rejected. That 30% is paid by users, not developers. Apple is actively preventing users from knowing where their money goes. This should be illegal, but it's not. I don't believe Apple has an ounce of respect for anyone who isn't Apple at this point. They are a greedy, spiteful child who will do anything to get their way, no matter how ridiculous it is. And greedy, spiteful children need to be put in their place.
Sideloaded iPhone apps will still be reviewed by Apple and the company will 'collect fees from developers' who offer apps outside of its App Store, report claims
I hate Apple's restrictions. I also hate cookie popups. I also almost had a family member get scammed due to a fake banking app that somehow got to the top of Google Play search results, and have heard of plenty of people here being social-engineered into installing terrible crap on Android and losing all their savings. It's one of the two really popular scams over here. As a European, I'm very, very conflicted on this.]
TBH what I'd personally like to see done is a power user mode where the restrictions are lifted, but that can only be activated during device setup / after a wipe, Chrome OS style.
@miki Sounds like the Google app store didn't help protect against this scam. Plenty of history of bad apps on the app store too. Review can't catch everything. It's better than nothing, but Apple is gatekeeping first and protecting second. Anyone who thinks otherwise is thoroughly deluding themself.
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Librsvg 2.57.90 is out! This is the first beta release for GNOME 46.
Use Rust image loaders instead of gdk-pixbuf / libpng / libjpeg-turbo. Support 'ch' CSS units, and also include all the fixes from 2.57.1.
Using Rust image loaders also means that Windows and MacOS builds should be easier, since now they don't have to have a working gdk-pixbuf just to use rsvg-convert, for example.
This is great. Maybe finally I can use this on Mac!
I spent a few hour trying to get a python svg package working on Mac. Pip didn't help. Hoembrew didn't help. Compiling from source was a pain. I gave up after a few hours and just opened the svg images in inkscape, modified it manually and exported it to png.
@hojjat cool, please do let me know how it goes! If you just want rsvg-convert, it may be easier to "cargo build -p rsvg_convert" rather than doing the full autotools dance. You do need the pango / cairo stack, still.
@hojjat For python bindinds you'll need the full autotools build, since it is what produces the GObject Introspection .gir and .typelib files. Then, python3-gobject uses that to build bindings dynamically.
I should write an example of how to use this; it's not hard but not obvious.
Today, on the 40th anniversary of the announcement of the original Macintosh, I want to share a retrospective I wrote several years ago on my family's first computer, the Apple IIGS, which was a sort of hybrid of the Apple II and Macintosh cultures. I admit I didn't have much love for the Mac side of the IIGS's heritage, much less for the Mac itself back then. Forgive the awful page template and lack of styling; I need to refresh my blog at some point. mwcampbell.us/blog/apple-iigs.β¦
The bit at the end about the IIGS being like two computers in one case was weak. There was a single processor, after all. That processor had 8-bit and 16-bit modes, but there were definitely hybrid applications. I don't know if anyone implemented a way to take advantage of the advanced graphics and sound from Applesoft BASIC, but there were certainly applications that used those features while running under the 8-bit ProDOS; of course, they had to switch between 8-bit and 16-bit modes.
I'm a bit embarrassed that I didn't write anything in that blog post about accessibility. Basically, I had (and still have) enough usable vision that I could use the computer visually, reading the screen up close. At school, there were a few Apple IIe's with Echo speech synthesizers, but for whatever reason, we never got an Echo at home. And as far as I know, no one worked on a screen reader for the IIGS's Toolbox GUI until 1994, when I had already mostly moved on to an IBM-compatible PC.
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in reply to Tuta • • •This is the only thing that made me cancel my paid subscription.
Already requested here: mastodon.online/@mdalves/11173β¦
PS. And @Tutanota please give us a way to see the hole day on weekly and daily views on web/desktop too.
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in reply to Tuta • • •I am loving gthis one!!
Than you so much for all the hard work! Really really nice the way it works!
Keep it up! I will keep supporting you in your efforts!