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This year we delivered new Digital Wellbeing features for GNOME including Screen Time history and limits, break reminders for movement and eye health, and improved parental controls with Screen Time integration.
This work was coordinated by the GNOME Foundation thanks to a grant from Endless, and implemented by valued community developers @pwithnall and @ignapk with support from design team member @snwh.
#GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #DigitalWellbeing #FOSS #friendsOfGNOME
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Discovering the indieweb with calm tech
https://alexsci.com/blog/calm-tech-discover/
#HackerNews #indieweb #calmtech #technology #digitalwellbeing #webdevelopment
This year we delivered new Digital Wellbeing features for GNOME including Screen Time history and limits, break reminders for movement and eye health, and improved parental controls with Screen Time integration.
This work was coordinated by the GNOME Foundation thanks to a grant from Endless, and implemented by valued community developers @pwithnall and @ignapk with support from design team member @snwh.
#GNOME #Linux #OpenSource #DigitalWellbeing #FOSS #friendsOfGNOME
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You’re not imagining it—life is more overwhelming than it used to be.
Thirty years ago, we weren’t expected to be on 24/7.
Now, everything—news, work, education, friendship—flows through endless digital networks.
We scroll, refresh, reply, react.
There’s no pause. No buffer. No off-switch.
This is the Network Society.
Power no longer moves top-down—it moves through likes, clicks, and notifications.
Your attention is the commodity. Your nervous system is the casualty.
We weren’t built for this.
We evolved for rhythm, rest, and relationship—not for a life spent staring into the infinite scroll.
If you’re feeling scattered, anxious, or emotionally fried—you’re not broken.
You’re living in a system that rewards saturation over sanity.
Maybe the first step is naming it.
This isn’t just burnout. It’s digital trauma.
#DigitalFatigue #NetworkSociety #DigitalWellbeing #MentalHealth #RestIsResistance #SlowLiving #Connectivism #InformationOverload