I think it was done to make code overall nicer: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/4508#note_1416720

Scroll speed will still be lower in papers because of changes in gtk.

gnome-calculator repo doesn’t have “banned” word in it’s sources. So this screenshot/app was modified in some way.

Seems like it’s a big work across multiple codebases: mutter, gtk, gstreamer, mesa, gtk applications, might be also kernel. There are improvements and blogposts, but we still didn’t get graphics offloading on regular fedora desktop. I suspect that’s why it seems like devs are doing this feature over and over again. Let’s wait while they cook for us.

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I meant to use Past Participle. Since verb in this form sounds different I thought that it should be written differently too. Thanks for correction.

From what I have read, Russian government is already trying to blame Ukraine. Deepfakes where secretary of nsdc of Ukraine takes responsibility for the attack are being shown on Russian TV. Medvedev said in his tg that they will punish “Kievan regime” if it’s responsible for the attack.

So this problem isn’t specific to one country? One time doctor’s writing was so bad that pharmacist in store couldn’t understand it.

you can. in that case compilation step is replaced with downloading a binary.
compare steam and workbench manifests. in the first case manifest instructs to download a binary and copy stuff into the right place, in second one - to use meson buildsystem, it does everything for you.

pretty much the same as, for example, rpm

trusted third party (e.g. your distro) compiles the Flatpak from the published source code

flatpak bundles in flathub repository are built by flathub build bot.

Same, but only with replying to English speaking peoples. It’s exhausting to find correct words, look if some words weren’t skipped, make sure message doesn’t sound weird. When it comes to native language, I reply quite fast

WebKit has support for it (used in Safari and Epiphany). Last time I checked firefox didn’t have support. There is an issue in chromium bug tracker to add support for jxl where Adobe, Intel, Krita and probably others representatives said that they are insterested in the format. But this issue was closed because “no big companies are interested in jxl”.

I bet their farts smell like starbursts.

I bet their farts smell like starbursts.

I bet their farts smell like starbursts.

Good opportunity to say how annoying are update notes like “We are continuing to improve our application. We fixed a couple more issues to make it more stable”. Corporate style, uselessness and the fact that this update can contain some stupid redesign is disgusting.

not yet, that’s what Pyro suggested to do. thanks

i guess i will have to create some spare mail accounts. thanks for suggestions

Whenever I look at shell contributors implementing widgets that already exist in gtk and libadwaita I wonder what if shell was written using gtk? Is libpeas not good enough to provide extensions support?

iirc you need to open xpi file in epiphany (right click -> open in… -> epiphany)

Christian is insane. He made Builder (biggest libadwaita app), sysprof, libdpelling, gnome text editor, improved VTE and performance in various gnome (not only) apps using sysprof. He also helped with gtk. And now he’s working on prompt. It’s funny how in various apps there is no session saving because designers didn’t come up with design for it yet and Christian just implemented it in prompt, text editor and builder.

there are peoples who create instances for their families, who is going to manually federate with all these small instances?