Planify 4.19.2 is out!
Automatic daily backups, system accent color support, CalDAV section sync, past date selection in the date picker, and several bug fixes.
Shortwave uses #Rust ๐ฆ and #GTK, and it works pretty well.
Maybe I can try to get it to compile natively for #Windows
and/or #macOS
instead?
Trdo is a nice experience on Windows but itโs the worst in terms of buffering. Itโs #OpenSource too, so maybe I can change the backend to use libVLC?
I want something I can use at work, but I also want to have fun in the process ๐ค
@bragefuglseth There is apparently ibus, yet it wasn't preinstalled:
extra/ibus 1.5.34-1
Intelligent input bus for Linux/Unix
So would installing ibus instead of doing that config file change solve the problem as well?
This is a current EndeavousOS (Arch based).
There are many ibus- packages for input methods like Chinese but none for Khmer and Khmer doesn't need an input method different from ordinary, it's just an ordinary keyboard layout, though 4 of the keys don't work.
#ibus #inputmethod #internationalization #linux #xorg #wayland #gtk #pacman #archlinux #arch #endeavouros #typing #keyboard #unicode #khmerunicode #khmeros
Planify 4.19.2 is out!
Automatic daily backups, system accent color support, CalDAV section sync, past date selection in the date picker, and several bug fixes.
@sutaio IMO the user experience (UX) of Linux is absolutely horrible.
If your Khmer keyboard doesn't work on Linux and inputs nonsense characters instead of compound vowels like แแ โ โ โ แปแ โ โ โin words like แแแแปแ โ โ โ แแแ โ โ โ, add GTK_IM_MODULE=xim into /etc/environment and logout/login from X.Fixed for me both in RPi OS (Debian) and EndeavourOS (Arch).
I had to painstakingly search through 224 photos of 5 years old paper notes to find the proper Linux workaround to figure this out again after I was forced to reinstall due to Raspberry Pi OS not officially supporting major version upgrade and serious Linux kernel bugs like Copy Fail and Dirty Frag.
It's not obvious from the problem that this should be done. Why not ship Linux with properly working Khmer keyboard in the first place?
#linux #gtk #input #keyboard #khmer #khmerunicode #bug #buggy #inputmethod #GTK_IM_MODULE #xim #ux #badux #horrible #defect #defective #khmeros #copyfail #dirtyfrag #endeavouros #arch #debian
IMO the user experience (UX) of Linux is absolutely horrible.
If your Khmer keyboard doesn't work on Linux and inputs nonsense characters instead of compound vowels like แแ โ โ โ แปแ โ โ โin words like แแแแปแ โ โ โ แแแ โ โ โ โ, add GTK_IM_MODULE=xim into /etc/environment and logout/login from X. Fixed for me both in Raspberry Pi OS (Debian) and EndeavourOS (Arch).
I had to painstakingly search through 224 photos of 5 years old paper notes to find the proper Linux workaround to figure this out again after I was forced to reinstall due to Raspberry Pi OS not officially supporting major version upgrade and serious Linux kernel bugs like Copy Fail and Dirty Frag.
It's not obvious from the problem that this should be done. Why not ship Linux with properly working Khmer keyboard in the first place?
#linux #gtk #input #keyboard #khmer #khmerunicode #bug #buggy #inputmethod #GTK_IM_MODULE #xim #ux #badux #horrible #defect #defective #khmeros #copyfail #dirtyfrag #endeavouros #arch #debian
Hm it feels like that at some point in the last (half) year people started to build very complex interfaces with libadwaita. Is there a reason for this?
๐ฅณ Gitte 0.3.0 is out!
Highlights:
- Official macOS support (thanks @rdh)
- Full merge workflow
- In-app release notes
- New Compact UI mode
- Multi-selection in changed files view
- Many accessibility improvements
- Select© diffs in the log viewer
- New GNOME-style icons (thanks Jakub Steiner)
Also: better large diff handling, refactoring and bug fixes
https://codeberg.org/ckruse/Gitte
Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/de.wwwtech.gitte
macOS: https://gitlab.com/dehesselle/gitte_macos/-/releases/v0.3.0+15
We've - a bit later than usual - published the release candidates for the #Phosh 0.55 release. The final release is planned for 2026-05-17.
We also published releases of pfs 0.1.0, syncbus 0.1.0, feedbackd-device-themes 0.8.9 and gmobile 0.7.1 .