2019-09-11 | #design #feeds #gnome #gtk #purism #python #update #world
It finally happened, Feeds is now part of the World group! Here’s the new repository! But don’t worry, I’ll keep up with the existing GitLab mirror.
This doesn’t change too much in terms of development, but it surely makes the app more discoverable. It also provides this very nice new URL for Feeds’ website which is under gnome’s domain name (that’s pretty cool, uh?).
2019-09-03 | #feeds #gnome #gtk #python #update
Feeds version 0.8 is coming. This release have been a little overdue, since I finally decided to change the name of the app from gnome-feeds to just gfeeds. This has to do with the use of the GNOME name, and besides even GNOME apps don’t use the GNOME prefix in their names.
2019-08-31 | #cd #ci #flatpak #gitlab #gnome #tutorial #yml
Thanks to this document, and a quick look at nautilus’s git repo I was able to automatically generate fresh flatpaks directly from GitLab by using the integrated CI/CD system.
My current setup isn’t perfect but it manages to automate flatpak builds. This is incredibly useful, as when people open issues and I try to fix them, I can just tell them to install the lastest flatpak from the CI/CD and test the fixes.
2019-08-31 | #amdgpu #arch #gpu #linux #mesa #radeon #vulkan
So I recently got myself a shiny new AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT GPU (that’s a mouthful).
Let’s see how it does on Linux.
First, I use Arch (btw) and that makes things a lot easier, at least for now. As of writing this, Navi support is still not in the mainline kernel, but it should come with Linux 5.3.
2019-08-23 | #feeds #gnome #gtk #python #roadmap #update
Feeds version 0.7 should be out soon with all the features detailed in this post.
The code starts to feel a little more complex, and it would probably use another small refactoring, but that’s not too important right now.
