Workbench gained the ability to save and load on-disk projects. In addition, we’ve made it easier to contribute to the library of demos and examples, checkout the contributing guide.
I just finished rewriting entirely my Markdown editor, MibiMdEditor, and released the first beta version of it (since I’ve rewritten it), but it is not just a random Markdown editor, it works by adding scripts that will be called to generate the HTML code, so you can use it to write MarkDown, BBcode, Asciidoc, just by coding a simple script! I’ll make a Flatpak soon!
Stay tuned!
In this release we’ve added select and deselect all buttons to a download’s playlist page and added a proxy url setting in Preferences. We’ve also added a network connection monitor to Parabolic. On the side of bugs, we fixed an issue where docs were not available when running via snap and an issue where History wasn’t saved correctly in json.
Here’s the full changelog:
Added buttons to select or deselect all items in a playlist
Added a proxy setting in Preferences
Parabolic will now check for an active network connection
Fixed an issue where docs were not available when running Parabolic via snap
Fixed an issue where History wasn’t saved correctly in json
Updated translations (Thanks everyone on Weblate!)
I have been working on a new media player named Daikhan (previously Envision Media Player) for some time. I have now released an early access version as a flatpak on Flathub.
Unfortunately, the flatpak does not yet support hardware accelerated playback. The player itself however does support it if GStreamer is set up properly.
Due to the early access nature of the app, there may be some other issues and there will be significant changes occurring in the future.
This release is packed with new features! We added a new drawing mode and the ability to set a background image in the window. We’ve also added a CLI to Cavalier in which you can change its settings right from the terminal!
Here’s the full changelog:
Cavalier can now be controlled from command line. Run the app with —help option to see full list of available options.
Reverse mirror option is now available with full mirror.
It’s now possible to set frames per second to 144 or other custom value.
Added anti-aliasing, so rounded items now look less pixelated.
Added ability to set background image.
New drawing mode - Splitter.
Bars limit was increased to 100.
Updated translations (Thanks everyone on Weblate!)
I released Solaar Extension for GNOMEhttps://extensions.gnome.org/extension/6162/solaar-extension/ , this allows Solaar to support features on Wayland desktops which were previously unsupported, namely the process and mouse process conditions, which allow specific actions to happen on events from Logi keyboards and mice based on which application is currently in focus or currently has the mouse over it respectively. These should start working automatically on Wayland desktops with this extension installed with the next update of Solaar, or you can try the building the latest code from Solaar’s repository or from git or nightly releases if available for your distro.
