eyeQ icon theme v.2.0 for Gnome and Pantheon is out!

Get it freely at: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/2355005

#Linux #Gnome #elementaryOS

I think I'm pretty near a beta release for Gitte (a GNOME Git GUI). While I have plans for the future, I think the basics are covered (besides pull - I want to have that for the first release). What do you people think?

https://codeberg.org/ckruse/Gitte

#git #gui #gnome #linux

Gitte

A GTK4/libadwaita Git client for the GNOME desktop, written in Rust with Relm4.

Codeberg.org

Jotted down an idea for a small GUI utility app for webmasters and casual sysadmins: a htaccess+htpasswd generator: https://gitlab.gnome.org/bertob/app-ideas/-/issues/306

This is totally a niche usecase, but maybe it's an itch that a someone out there would be interested to scratch with, say, a tiny Python+GTK app…

#sysadmin #security #Apache #Linux #FreeDesktop #GNOME

htaccess + htpasswd (per-folder password protection for webmasters / sysadmins) generator (#306) · Issues · Tobias Bernard / App Ideas · GitLab

The modern web is a security nightmare, and for basic usecases there are many webmasters out there (or self-hosted folks) who may want to protect certain things (ex:...

GitLab

After two years of development, we're happy to announce Graphs 2.0. It's by far our biggest update yet. We're targeting stable next month, with an official beta period in the meantime.

Highlights include proper equation support with an infinite canvas, a redesigned style editor with live preview, error bars, SQLite & spreadsheet support and much more.

Any feedback is welcome :)

For more information on the changes or how to get the beta, see: https://blogs.gnome.org/sstendahl/2026/04/14/announcing-the-upcoming-graphs-2-0/

#GNOME #Linux #FOSS

Announcing the upcoming Graphs 2.0

It's been a while since we last shared a major update of Graphs. We've had a few minor releases, but the last time we had a substantial feature update was over two years ago. This does not mean that development has stalled, to the contrary. But we've been working hard on some major changes that...

Sjoerd Stendahl
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#openSUSE #Tumbleweed Lands #GNOME 50, Switches to systemd-boot as Default Bootloader on New UEFI Installs, and Improves Full Disk Encryption https://9to5linux.com/opensuse-tumbleweed-lands-gnome-50-systemd-boot-on-new-uefi-installs

@opensuse #OpenSource #Linux

From last #Friday; #Morning #Coffee and catching up on some #RSS feed reading.

I've really fallen in love fast with #Niri, so much so that it has actively replaced #GNOME on all my devices almost overnight — and, contrary to what a loud minority might think of it, I have always enjoyed using GNOME, and still prefer to use various GNOME and GNOME-related apps.

Niri is the first tiling (and, importantly, scrollable) window manager that has really clicked for me. Combined with the rather unfortunately named #DankMaterialShell, it really offers a fantastic setup that mostly just works for me.

I like having a GUI for some of the common tasks (like switching audio outputs, connecting to WiFi, toggling Bluetooth, etc.), and #DMS provides pretty much all of that. So the pair really ends up allowing me to just enjoy using my computer(s).

With this change in desktop environment, I've also decided to switch from #Fedora to #Debian. While some things feel a little less smooth or "desktop user nice" out of the box, it's a very nice and familiar feeling to be able to use something I've basically always used for my server needs, now in a desktop setting too.

There's nothing wrong with Fedora of course, I really feel that it's one of the best choices for a great out-of-the-box experience —with the exception of video decoding and if you're unfortunate enough to have picked Nvidia hardware, those two require a few manual steps— but I just want to try something that's a bit more... boring in the right way?

That, and I'm secretly keeping my fingers crossed that Debian will make some smart(er) decisions with regards to LLM/AI adoption. But given where everything is going in the tech world these days, that's probably a fool's errand on my part.

Bobby 50.0.0 is out!

just some small fixes: bumped the runtime to #GNOME 50. added a keyboard shortcut for Copy Row (Ctrl+C) and fixed the missing border between title and table.

https://flathub.org/en/apps/studio.planetpeanut.Bobby

#linux #gnome #flatpak #flathub #sql #sqlite #database #OpenSource

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Auf openSUSE Tumbleweed ist jetzt Gnome 50 angekommen. Was ist das erste was man macht? Richtig, das Einfügen durch den 3. Mausbutton wieder aktivieren.

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface gtk-enable-primary-paste true
Ich verstehe nicht warum man das deaktiviert hat. Davon mal abgesehen ist Gnome50 aber sehr schön.
#gnome #gnome50 #suse #tumbleweed

Working on Blanket icons was maybe the first inception of the idea to have the symbolics be more versatile and work in many more context than a toolbar.

https://art.jimmac.eu/blanket-3/

#gnome #icon #symbolic #scalable #variable

Blanket Icons

[Blanket](https://flathub.org/en/apps/com.rafaelmardojai.Blanket) is a super polished white noise machine for GNOME. The UI has been redesigned to feature large symbolic icons. Something we haven't done before so it has been a great testing ground for a style that eventualy became reality in the [GNOME 50 timeframe](https://release.gnome.org/50/developers/#native-svg-support-in-gtk).

art.jimmac.eu