2024-01-20 | #amdgpu #gpu #linux #radeon
I’ve recently upgraded my GPU from a 5700XT to a 7800XT, and of course using a new GPU close to launch on Linux would reveal some paper cuts.
Turns out my GPU fans weren’t spinning, even under load. It helps that it’s winter and I have some very effective case fans, but it didn’t really make sense that at 88°C junction temperature the fans wouldn’t spin.
2022-12-06 | #editor #neovim #nvpunk #vim
I’ve been using neovim for a while now, and for me, it’s the single best text editor out there.
But it’s got a big problem: it’s a bit of a hassle, and you have to know what you’re doing. There’s a wide ecosystem of plugins that integrate into each other, most of them requiring custom configuration code to work. It took a while, but I managed to put together a pretty good config.
2022-02-14 | #app #blueprint #color #gtk #gtk4 #libadwaita #swatch
Between one thing and the other, I found myself in need for a palette manager: something to let me categorize different palettes and easily pick and name colors depending on their use.
2021-11-27 | #adblock #gtk #python #tutorial #webkit #webkit2gtk #webkitgtk #webview
One of the most requested features (and for a good reason) in Feeds has always been ad blocking.
I never came around to implement it, mostly because I couldn’t find a guide or any similar resource, except for GNOME Web’s source code, and that’s not exactly easy to navigate. At least, it isn’t for me.
2021-11-21 | #cpp #feeds #giara #gtk #gtk4 #hydrapaper #libadwaita #whatip
So, something big is coming for my news reader app Feeds.
Most of this year, as far as personal projects go, I spent at close contact with Gtk4, libadwaita and the awesome people over at the various matrix chat rooms.
