Prema Marsik
Patrick 
One Open-source Project Daily
Head tracking software for MS Windows, Linux, and Apple OSX
https://github.com/opentrack/opentrack
#1ospd #opensource #cplusplus #cplusplus17 #flightsimulator #headtracking #linuxapp #opencv #qt5 #wiimote
Julio Alberto Lascano
genstar.serviceSoftware:
https://xmeye.org/xmeye-for-pc/
https://download.xmeye.org/xmeye%20for%20pc%20%20windows%20V2.0.28.1.T.20240621.zip
Issue:
IP Camera feed only updates on windows resizing.
Some of the following hashtags are based on some DLLs I found on the program's folder.
HabrАвтоматизация печати в конструкторском бюро (в двух частях)
Часть 1. DWG. Как побочный кейс стал основным Путешествие в кроличью нору автоматизации процессов может привести к занятным результатам. Казалось бы, тривиальная задача часто оказывается не таким уж и простым в реализации кейсом. Особенно без поддержки со стороны вендора.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/966074/
#автоматизация #autocad #automation #autodesk #printing #lisp #c++ #qt5 #печать #кейс
vejeta ☑️The result: Users can now install with a simple `apt install stremio` instead of wrestling with compilation issues.
This showcases my journey toward becoming a Debian Package Maintainer, combining traditional packaging expertise with modern DevOps practices.
Full technical deep-dive: https://vejeta.com/from-documentation-to-distribution-the-complete-stremio-debian-packaging-journey/
Repository: https://github.com/vejeta/stremio-debian
APT packages: https://debian.vejeta.com
#Debian #Packaging #DevOps #OpenSource #Linux #Qt5 #CI/CD #GitHub
4/4
From Documentation to Distribution: The Complete Stremio Debian Packaging Journey - VEJETA
How a simple documentation contribution evolved into a full-scale packaging solution with automated CI/CD, multi-distribution support, and deep technical problem-solving Author: Juan Manuel Méndez ReyDate: October 30, 2025Reading Time: 25 minutesTechnical Level: Advanced The Beginning: A Documentation Gap Several years ago, while working with Stremio on Debian systems, I encountered the familiar frustration of Linux […]
Ramin Honaryhttps://thoughts.greyh.at/posts/celestial-gtk-theme/
@zquestz published an article on Gtk theming which I found fascinating. It is an overview of the kind of things you have to consider when trying to create your own theme for #Linux . He fusses over the little details that are very important when doing UI/UX design properly. He also made sure the themes worked properly on various Gtk desktop environments, including Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce (three of the best DEs, in my humble opinion).
He also mentions the qt6gtk2 plugin for Qt which I did not know about. It translates Gtk themes to Qt themes so all of your applications, whether they use Gtk or Qt, have the correct theme. This is extremely useful since the impedance mismatch between Qt and Gtk is the biggest source of UI/UX inconsistencies in Linux apps.
#tech #software #Linux #UI #UX #theming #LinuxThemes #CinnamonDE #Xfce #MateDE #LinuxMint #Xubuntu #UbuntuMATE #ArchLinux #Gtk #Gtk2 #Gtk3 #Qt5 #Qt6 #UnixPorn #ricing
Building Celestial: A GTK Theme Journey
I spend a lot of time on the computer, using a lot of software. This makes me acutely aware when things don’t quite work right. A button that renders incorrectly. Inconsistent padding. Unthemed dialogs. Even the best themes out there had small bugs that annoyed me. I care deeply about a smooth, consistent desktop experience.
openSUSE Linux
The revamped #greeter runs tailored #desktop tours on launch or after major updates. Rolling out helps to replace the old #Qt5-based greeter. #Linux #OpenSource #openSUSE https://news.opensuse.org/2025/08/21/os-welcome-makeover/
Mason PinesThe more I use #debian #trixie, the more I miss #debian #bookworm
#bookworm was more stable as there are some known bugs in various #xfce components, leading to segfaults in things like #thunar
But also the fact that the way to keep #qt and #gtk apps looking similar worked so much better in #bookworm
The same code compiled on #trixie leads to issues with libraries or so files, and some applications just ignore settings via the likes of #qt5ct or #qt6ct
I accept that I run a slightly more complex setup than a default install, as I've a few applications that are now no longer present in #trixie, plus some that were not in #bookworm either.
But in any case, it just feels that the mixed #qt5 and #qt6 setup, plus changes to styles and #kvantum, leads to more problems in the latest stable release than in the previous stable release.
Of course things move on, but it's frustrating.
For now, docker containers & #distrobox for 4 key apps allows them to run and be correctly themed.