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.
2019-08-20 | #feeds #gnome #gtk #update
In a previous post I layed out a roadmap for my feed reader application Feeds. Here’s a little update on how things are going.
Alright, first I want to thank @Etamuk again. He’s being very active with the German translation, and any time I make a commit, soon after I already see he has opened a merge request with the updated translation. That’s just impressive, and I’m truly greatful for his awesome contributions!
