Déjà Dup landed support for avoiding scheduled backups during Power Saver mode and GameMode. And redesigned its “oauth access granted” page to be much prettier and support dark mode:
The first stable version of Relm4, an idiomatic GUI library based on gtk4-rs, was released with the goal to make developing GTK4 apps in Rust simpler and more productive!
Most notably, Relm4 now offers support for libadwaita, a complete book for beginners and lots of other improvements. The full release article can be found here.
Exciting stuff happened in Telegrand over this week! I implemented the day dividers in the chat history and I also added the sender of the last sent messages in the chat list. I also enabled the tdlib’s message database feature that allows to use Telegrand in offline mode and that also speeds up the opening time.
Rodrigost23 colored the sender names using the same color scheme used in Telegram Desktop and also added an icon for the pinned chats.
Our biggest news is that multi-account support landed in fractal-next (don’t be fooled by the title of the MR, it’s more than just a widget 🥷). I feel like this is one of the most requested features across all clients, yet not many have it yet, and I’m extatic that we’re joining them 🎉. This work was done as part of GSoC by Alejandro under the mentorship of Julian 👏.
The list of GNOME Core apps on apps.gnome.org is finally complete. Because of some technical challenges, a hand full of apps were still missing. I have fixed or worked around all of those problems and we can finally enjoy the completed list.
There is also a new feature for people that like to chat. If available, the project’s Matrix channel is now linked in the “Get involved” section.
That’s all for this week!
See you next week, and be sure to stop by #thisweek:gnome.org with updates on your own projects!
