New releases of Online Accounts and Display settings coming at you! Fixed a few crashes with multi-monitor and an issue with signing into Caldav accounts where the port isn’t specified
Okay latest on panel GTK4 porting is that Quick Settings is now ready for review! Sound, Power, and Applications Menu are all that’s left. I’m making really good progress on Applications Menu and Power just needs to be cleaned up, it’s basically ready for review as well. Maybe Gtk4 panel in daily by July? Cross your fingers 😊
New release of Shortcut Overlay being published in a couple hours. This release is now screen reader accessible! Thanks again to @fireborn for pointing it out. Inching towards a full accessible desktop. Reminder again that if you encounter any issues—accessibility related or not—to report them in GitHub! I want to know about them and I want to fix them :) https://docs.elementary.io/contributor-guide/feedback/reporting-issues
Getting into more applications menu GTK4 porting. There’s a lot of keypress handling stuff that’s kinda janky. Replacing things with event controllers. Fixing some bugs along the way 💪
I think Monday I’ll try to get as many indicators building in daily as possible and then try to get Applications Menu building before the end of the week possibly. So could be maybe a viable gtk4 panel situation even if it’s a bit buggy just to test? I dunno. Might be a bit optimistic but we’ll try
I know I just posted a thing about resting, but I had a splinter in my brain 😅 The first GTK4 panel indicator is now building in Daily! You won’t be able to use it unless you manually compile the gtk4 panel—and then you’ll lose all the gtk3 indicators—but it’s there! Shoutouts @leolost for porting it :)
Did some more indicator stuff this week and took a detour into trying to make the upgrade path for Bluetooth indicator easier which took me into some other Bluetooth things.
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I think this is one of the hardest lessons for liberals to learn:
They’re not gonna pick you. You can’t be “one of the good ones”. They’re going to call you a commie anyways. They’re going to say you were violent anyways. When you “go high”, they lie about and nobody will believe you.
I’ve said it before, but my biggest pet peeve and #1 way to make me dismiss your complaints is saying that we—open source software developers—don’t care. I’m not a billion dollar corporation. I’m not even a million dollar corporation. Most years I’m not even a $100k corporation. The *only* reason I do this at all is because I care.
@libreleah There’s no charitable way for me to interpret that you know about the project’s leadership and still say you’re “excited” about it. My opinion is pretty much the same as Jess’ who you called arrogant. I hope you reconsider your stance and the harm you do to others by involving your identity in this endorsement
@libreleah its extremely disappointing to see that this is your stance. I feel like you should know better than this. This really changes my opinion of libreboot as a project.
@dalias I think it’s important to note that Wayland is in itself exactly an example of standards, is a freedesktop project adopted across multiple desktops, and has actually pushed the adoption of many more cross-desktop standards like Portals that have even increased toolkit compatibility with macOS and Windows. And also folks working on Wayland compositors absolutely do care about and support accessibility use cases. Let’s please stop this nonsense about idealizing X11
@alwayscurious We’re doing our best with extremely limited resources. If you have the ability, please get involved, even if that just means filing issue reports
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