I am looking for a new maintainer to take care of Sushi (also known as the NautilusPreviewer, a quick previewer for GNOME Files). I will be happy to help a new maintainer onboard and make releases. For more information, visit https://discourse.gnome.org/t/looking-for-a-new-maintainer-for-sushi/9361
When setting up an existing backup repository, Pika Backup now offers the option to infer settings from existing archives in the repository. If you previously used BorgBackup with a different tool or via the command line, this can help you to configure Pika Backup.
To optimize performance, new repositories are now initialized with the, in this case, faster BLAKE2 hash algorithm, if the current system does not support SHA256 CPU instructions.
I’ve added the (fast) mold linker to the org.freedesktop.Sdk.Extension.rust-stable extension.
This way, Rust based projects using flatpak can easily benefit from decreased build times.
The time spent on linking is especially noticeable for incremental builds.
For example, the incremental build of Fragments now only takes 4 instead of 12 seconds.
The corresponding MR can be found here.
Instructions:
Add the org.freedesktop.Sdk.Extension.llvm13 extension along with this extension in order to get clang.
Add /usr/lib/sdk/llvm13/bin to append-path.
Set environment variables:
CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER to clang, and
CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_RUSTFLAGS to -C link-arg=-fuse-ld=/usr/lib/sdk/rust-stable/bin/mold.
In total, the changed parts of your flatpak manifest should look like this:
I have finally took the time to make a new release of Authenticator including various fancy features. Here is a quick summary of what we have been working on:
A lot has happened since the initial announcement of Symphony, a desktop application for Podman.
First, Symphony was renamed to Pods. Thanks to GitHub user fostertheweb for this suggestion. The name is more concise and avoids associations with a music application.
Other new features include:
A manual dark mode, which can be activated independently of the system style
Image details are now displayed in a separate page within a leaflet instead of in an ExpanderRow
You can now open a dialog to display basic information about Podman
Containers can now be renamed easily via a dialog
The prune dialog has been reworked and now offers more options
A circular indicator now gives information about a container’s CPU and memory status
Container logs can now be viewed and searched
A dialog can now be used to create and start new containers from existing images
Furtherance, a time-tracking app for GNOME, version 1.1.2 was released with the ability to add tags! Some smaller improvements: the app icon is now aligned better, the start and delete buttons are now blue and red, respectively, and three more translations were added.
It’s Friday, and there’s a new release of Amberol, the music player with no delusions of grandeur! In this release I’ve added a few niceties, like being able to see the position in waveform of the currently playing song; a remove button for modifying the playlist; and a whole new adaptive UI layout that works just as well on the desktop as it does on a mobile device. You can find Amberol 0.4.0 on Flathub.
Where is the Foundation even going? Not in the cloud!
I wrote this post to shed some light on a programme the Foundation wants to conduct, how it will impact the GNOME Project, and how the contributors can help shaping it.
