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I just released a new version of #Hieroglyphic, this version replaces the classification algorithm with a machine learning model trained on the data previously used to classify symbols, improving classification speed and overall accuracy (although some symbols are now classified less accurately due to lack of good training data).
To improve the training data, it is now also possible to submit recognized symbols (this is opt-in).
We're coming to the last few talks for the conference, but the excitement continues...
Now Mathias Clasen is going through the state of #HDR in #GTK4
#linux #multimedia #gnome #video #gstconf2024
I blogged about last week's hackfest!
blogs.gnome.org/tbernard/2024/…
#boilingTheOcean #gnome #postmarketOS #berlin #localfirst
I couldn't find any tally counters for #GNOME, so I wrote one.
Tally allows you to keep an arbitrarily large list of counters, colour coded however you like, with a filter mode to hide what isn't needed at the moment.
Install it on Linux from Flathub ⇒ flathub.org/apps/ca.vlacroix.T…
Kasasa is an app for you're taking a screenshot for your own reference and you want it's contents easily accessible. For these ephemeral snapshots, the app can hold them in it's own window. It's best used when you set said window to "Always on Top". If it's blocking something important, just turn it transparent by mousing over it. Capture and hold screenshots with Kasasa!
You can get the app on Flathub here: flathub.org/apps/io.github.kel…
Do you have any experience in Python and GTK4? Do you want to help maintain an app with literally tens of users? Do you hate every web browser to the point you want to avoid it altogether?
Web Apps is the app for you (to help maintain)! I have marked a few issues as 'contribution welcome' here: codeberg.org/eyekay/webapps/is…
University is starting to keep me busier than usual, but I don't want to let it create yet another abandonware strewn in the GNOME ecosystem.
#LAS2024 is just two days away! There's still time to register, let us know if you plan to attend in person in Monterrey, Mexico or online: linuxappsummit.org/
#LinuxAppSummit #KDE #GNOME #opensource
I sometimes wonder why all the FLOSS #mahjong #games on Linux are always the boring American "mahjong solitaire" version, never the traditional "street" mahjong, which is 100x more stimulating.
It would be so cool if #GNOME's #Mahjongg game (or a derivative) had a multiplayer-like mode, the one played by uncles in the streets of Hong Kong (youtube.com/watch?v=qzcmCvOM2K…), but with the computer as opponents (like in the embedded video below, or most computer chess games)…
#gaming #videogames #蔴雀 #麻将
Get ready for #LAS2024! Our schedule of talks is available online. Check out the exciting sessions happening Oct 4-6 and plan your experience today!
conf.linuxappsummit.org/event/…
#LinuxAppSummit #GNOME #KDE #opensource
Sorry, stupid question.
How do you paste file in directory with Gnome Files (v46.2) when directory list takes all window space?
Older version had paste in that locationbar menu.
Currently adding these sections to about windows of some popular apps whose developers I know have multiple well-known projects. My hope is that these people get inspired to replicate the change to the listed apps as well 🙂
slipped past the blog post, but #postmarketOS GNOME now ships with green accent colors by default. #GNOME 47 looks amazing :D
Thanks for this @fossdd
gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmapor…
Some impressions from Boiling The Ocean yesterday and today! Lots of productive planning and hacking including on postmarketOS, GNOME OS, Papers, eSIM settings, local-first plans, and much more :)
#gnome #berlin #postmarketOS #boilingTheOcean
In other news, we have a slightly updated schedule for the few next days!
#boilingTheOcean #gnome #postmarketOS #localfirst #berlin
Aurea has released version 1.5, featuring several exciting new updates:
- GNOME 47 support
- Hot reload banner when metainfo is edited
- Open metainfo file using Aurea
- Reload banner using <F5>
- Add Norwegian translations
- Blueprint 0.14.0
flathub.org/apps/io.github.cle…
#GNOME #Flathub #Libadwaita #GTK
github.com/workbenchdev/demos/…
Can't wait for a release!
Same event but now with a nice graphic. 😁
If you want to participate, add yourself to the list at pad.gnome.org/hackfest-bologna…
Next version of Upscaler will have the option to scale images between 2x and 4x :)
gitlab.gnome.org/World/Upscale…
#GNOME #GTK4 #libadwaita #FOSS #Upscaler #Upscale #OpenSource #OSS #FreeSoftware
We finally have a schedule for the event this weekend in Berlin!
Come join us if you're interested in mobile Linux, image-based OSes, local-first, GNOME app design, and everything in between 🪴
#gnome #postmarketos #localfirst #berlin
The application deadline for the GNOME Foundation’s Executive Director role has been extended to October 15! We encourage every qualified applicant to apply, even if you don’t meet every requirement.
Position details and how to apply: foundation.gnome.org/careers/
#OpenSource #Leadership #GNOME #TechCareers #FOSS
🪞 Introducing Mirror Hall, an app to turn any Linux devices into a second wireless monitor!
We use semi-custom P2P screen sharing optimized for low latency. Only Mutter-based DEs are currently supported as *senders*, whereas all DEs work as receivers.
This is our first unstable release, sp please be kind and report issues. If you are an #ARM user, we would love your help testing the gstreamer pipeline on new phones!
notes.nokun.eu/post/2024-09-22…
#linux #opensource #foss #gnome #apps #gstreamer
A bit last-minute this time, but we have a hackfest/release event coming up next weekend in Berlin feat. @postmarketOS, @p2panda, and more!
More details to follow, but here's a teaser :P
#gnome #postmarketos #localfirst #berlin
#opensource #Gnome #linux
This week we released GNOME 47 “Denver”! 🥳
To find out more, and to see what else happened this week, you should check out the latest issue of #ThisWeekInGNOME!
👉 thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/…
The latest update to Butler for GNOME 47 is out! Designed for GNOME, works anywhere you can get Flatpak.
As the project is growing, I'm deliberating whether Vala could be a better option for the project as it's more GObject oriented, it has stricter typing, and it's compiled. What do you think? 
- Python (30%, 9 votes)
- Vala (70%, 21 votes)