RE: https://mementomori.social/@rolle/115300412658446379

Probably because of this, I have a freaking frustrating issue on GNOME and GTK. My window buttons are on the right side again, and I can't seem to change that. For Electron apps and some others, they're on the left like they should be, but for Nautilus, GNOME Terminal, etc., they're on the right.

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences button-layout has no effect whatsoever, and neither do GNOME Tweaks or Refine. I've even tried editing the CSS directly at $HOME/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css since GNOME Terminal seems to obey it, but the buttons still won't change.

I've been bashing my head about this for a while. Any tips, my fellow Linux nerds?

Please note that I use Gnome (Pop Shell) with X11 again.

#Linux #GTK #PopOS

Added smooth animations to @planifyapp progress bars with a celebratory bounce effect when hitting 100%. Nothing beats that satisfying feeling when completing all tasks! #planify #gtk #vala #opensource

More "GTK in Rust" examples. This one is just a simple ListBox.
https://gitlab.com/guystreeter/rlistbox
#gtk #gtk4 #rust #rustlang #programming

Added smooth animations to @planifyapp progress bars with a celebratory bounce effect when hitting 100%. Nothing beats that satisfying feeling when completing all tasks! #planify #gtk #vala #opensource

Yet more #gtk symbolics fun.

More "GTK in Rust" examples. This one is just a simple ListBox.
https://gitlab.com/guystreeter/rlistbox
#gtk #gtk4 #rust #rustlang #programming

Sneak peek of the (possible) future.

#gtk #symbols #icons

Ready to share a preview of my first app, which I've been working on in my spare time for a while now, a GTK-based Typst editor called Typesetter.

It's designed to be clean, simple, and local-first, with syntax highlighting and live preview.

No Flatpak release yet, but you can clone the repository and give it a whirl in GNOME Builder if you're so inclined.

https://codeberg.org/haydn/typesetter

Still a work in progress. Contributions, bug reports, and ideas are welcome!

#Typst #GTK #GNOME #Rust

Sneak peek of the (possible) future.

#gtk #symbols #icons

The new dark mint-y themes made empty checkboxes almost invisible.
Both on my laptop screen and my 4K TV.

Increasing the brightness/contrast ratio manually "fixes" this, but obviously it's far from perfect.

Probably should file an issue but don't know where exactly.

Any Linux Mint devs here?

#linuxmint #xfce #gtk

Ready to share a preview of my first app, which I've been working on in my spare time for a while now, a GTK-based Typst editor called Typesetter.

It's designed to be clean, simple, and local-first, with syntax highlighting and live preview.

No Flatpak release yet, but you can clone the repository and give it a whirl in GNOME Builder if you're so inclined.

https://codeberg.org/haydn/typesetter

Still a work in progress. Contributions, bug reports, and ideas are welcome!

#Typst #GTK #GNOME #Rust

Droidian 101 released!

Get it while it's hot... https://github.com/droidian-images/droidian/releases/tag/droidian%2F101.20250906

OTA update pushed to everyone tracking the current update channel.

Have fun! #MobileLinux#Droidian #phosh #gtk #plasma #plasmamobile

Droidian 101 released!

Get it while it's hot... https://github.com/droidian-images/droidian/releases/tag/droidian%2F101.20250906

OTA update pushed to everyone tracking the current update channel.

Have fun! #MobileLinux#Droidian #phosh #gtk #plasma #plasmamobile

Just released Drum Machine v1.5.0 and I'm excited.

You can finally export your beats as audio files! WAV, FLAC, OGG, MP3. Plus, you can add metadata like artist name, song title, and cover art. You can also set how many times your pattern repeats. So if you make a short 4-bar loop, you can export it as a 3 minute track!

I would love to hear what you create with it, so please tag me if you share your beats anywhere <3

@gnomeapps
#GTK#OpenSource#Music#Flathub#Gnome#Python

Just released Drum Machine v1.5.0 and I'm excited.

You can finally export your beats as audio files! WAV, FLAC, OGG, MP3. Plus, you can add metadata like artist name, song title, and cover art. You can also set how many times your pattern repeats. So if you make a short 4-bar loop, you can export it as a 3 minute track!

I would love to hear what you create with it, so please tag me if you share your beats anywhere <3

@gnomeapps
#GTK#OpenSource#Music#Flathub#Gnome#Python

Version 0.10.1 of #LuaGObject is now out.

This version brings improved support for #Adwaita and #GTK 4. It is now possible to add child widgets directly in constructors, allowing you to build complex widget trees directly from Lua code—no UI files or blueprints necessary!

Get it on LuaRocks ⇒ https://luarocks.org/modules/vtrlx/luagobject
Source code ⇒ https://github.com/vtrlx/LuaGObject

Version 0.10.1 of #LuaGObject is now out.

This version brings improved support for #Adwaita and #GTK 4. It is now possible to add child widgets directly in constructors, allowing you to build complex widget trees directly from Lua code—no UI files or blueprints necessary!

Get it on LuaRocks ⇒ https://luarocks.org/modules/vtrlx/luagobject
Source code ⇒ https://github.com/vtrlx/LuaGObject

Creating ~/.XCompose causes Emacs, URxvt, and xterm to ignore the default /usr/share/X11/locale/${LANG}/Compose, while Firefox and KiCad read both.

At first I thought it was just Emacs being different, and doing something wrong because NIH.

But after consulting the Compose(5) manual, it's Firefox and KiCad that are wrong for reading both (I should put include "%L" in my ~/.XCompose to include the system file). Probably they both inherit this bug from #GTK (and Emacs' NIH saved it).

#X11