Fedora Workstation: Our Vision for Linux Desktop | Christian F.K. Schaller
So I have spoken about what is our vision for Fedora Workstation quite a few times before, but I feel it is often useful to get back to it as we progress with our overall effort.So if you read some of my blog posts about Fedora Workstation over the last 5 years, be aware that there is probably little new in here for you. If you haven’t read them however this is hopefully a useful primer on what we
We’ll Build A Dream House Of Net – Dan Williams’ blog
(Note: the final 0.9.10 will be out later this week… read on for the awesome that it will contain) Hey wouldn’t it be great if NetworkManager did X and made my life so awesome I could retire to a private island surrounded by things I love? Like kittens and teddy bears and bright copper kettles and Domaine Leflaive Montrachet Grand Cru? If only your dream was reality… Oh wait! NetworkManager 0.
Adventures in Wayland | Goings on
I’ve spent the last two weekends with the GTK+ Wayland backend, trying to make some progress towards day-to-day usability. While there are still some big gaps, things are looking pretty ok now. This screenshot shows client-side decorations on a GTK+ window. You can see rounded corners and invisible borders – shadows are still missing. We use the proper resize cursors, depending on which directions
Web application mode in GNOME 3.2 | Iocane powder
If you attended either of my talks at the Desktop Summit or COSCUP (or both! Although I think only the British Citizen Bastien Nocera might have done so, assuming he was sober enough to go to the former) you might remember my somewhat failed attempts at demoing the new web application mode in Epiphany. Although there are still some improvements to do I’ve landed the bulk of the code for the upcomi
Gtk3 vs HTML5 – Alexander Larsson
The last few weeks I’ve been working on an interesting new idea, hacking out a prototype. The code is not really clean enough for public consumption yet, and a bunch of features are missing. However, its now at the stage where it can be demoed and evaluated. I think the best way to introduce it is via a video: (original theora file) [vimeo width=”763″ height=”512″]http://vimeo.com/17132064[/vimeo]
GNOME Integration with Online Services « Lucas Rocha
While deciding about libgdata inclusion in GNOME 2.28, we (Release Team) somehow considered it didn’t make much sense to have libgdata in the desktop suite. So, one thing that came to my mind was that we need some space to aggregate development efforts aiming to integrate online social services in GNOME. Also, it seems that we need to highlight those modules in a more clear way as it seems that ju
Epiphany » Blog Archive » Gecko end-of-life
July 1, 2009 10:29 am reinouts Announcements Epiphany 2.26.3 has been released. It is the last version to support a Gecko back-end. This marks the end of an era. Also, Xan Lopez has taken over Epiphany maintainership. We wish to thank Christian Persch for all his work through the years! 21 Responses fabioamd87 Says: July 1st, 2009 at 11:20 am finally. Last Epiphany release with a gecko back-end..
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