JBM has been working on refactoring #Kdenlive’s keyframing system and, along the way, is developing a dopesheet (an interface that displays all parameters in a single timeline). Below is an initial prototype.
Check out the details in the status report:
https://kdenlive.org/news/2026/dopesheet-status-1-26/
OK, this is weird...
Someone managed to make #KDE look like MacOS and package it as an OS called PearOS.
It even has a black loading screen just like MacOS (with a chomped-off pear instead of apple), the spinning ball of ~~doom~~ loading, the works.
Sadly, however, they've also implemented a version of liquid ass, so the CPU is constantly jumping to 25% usage :neocat_o_o:
Now, I wonder if anyone has made KDE look like #GNOME... Because I'd actually like to try that.
Some more context about how I hacked together my own "native tabs"-like VS Code functionality for KDE: https://andreklein.net/vs-code-native-tabs-linux-kde/ #linux #development #kde #plasmoid
Mouse Tiler in rasanter Entwicklung
https://linuxnews.de/mouse-tiler-in-rasanter-entwicklung/ #kde #plasma6 #linux #linuxnews
GCompris 26.0 introduce nuove attività educative, miglioramenti grafici e un’esperienza più fluida per bambini e scuole. #GCompris #KDE #Software
https://www.linuxeasy.org/gcompris-26-0-linux-kde/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social
While I've been partly running Linux (and BSD) throughout the years - this week I celebrate 5 years with nothing but Linux on the desktops and servers in my house (and elsewhere where I get to choose).
This deserves/requires cake!
Segunda actualización de KDE Gear 25.12 #kde #kde_gear
https://www.kdeblog.com/segunda-actualizacion-de-kde-gear-25-12.html
Does the free desktop have a concept for allow-listing what app can send notifications? And if so, which desktop environments would implement it?
Most of the time I don’t want any notification at all on my laptop, but sometimes I would like to make an exception e.g. for a single pomodoro timer.
@adhisimon ultimately i feel like developers of both need to work together a bit
#GNOME should actually implement a decent server-side title bar for apps that don't want to bother making a client-side one
#KDE should stop permanently messing with dconf settings in a way that requires power-user tools to roll back (perhaps by implementing its own variant of gnome-settings-daemon that only executes in plasma sessions)
@rnd I agree with most of yours. Love GNOME because the default is as simple as that to be usefull and elegant.
But many people dislike it because GNOME is too different from their previous desktop. And KDE gives you a lot more control and customization options.
Anyway, GNOME is my choice. Anyone doesn't like it, can choose KDE or others freely.
so after using both #GNOME and #KDE #Plasma for a while, here are the things i like about both:
usbguard-notifier and manually approve each devicelibdecor is probably unnecessaryoverall i still like GNOME more and will keep using it, but i'm now more informed about both
Les deseo que tengan un tranquilo y feliz #ViernesDeEscritorio #MX-Linux #Plank Dock #GNU/Linux #Linux #KDE-Plasma #Plasma
À la recherche de la meilleure configuration pour bosser 8 à 12 heures par jour. Comme je m’étais déjà juré de le faire, je ne vais lancer #Thunderbird plus que trois fois par jour (matin, midi, et soir, rapidement). Le reste du temps, il sera fermé. Je vais tenter d’utiliser les activités sous #Windows 11, comme sous GNU/#Linux. Sous #KDE Plasma, j’étais habitué à le faire, il faut que ça devienne un automatisme sous Windows aussi. Sur le bureau de travail, je n’ai que quatre applications lancées, pour faciliter le CTRL + TAB. Retour donc à #Firefox + #Siberrry en vue de l’intégration #IA dont je suis friand.
Wayland support requested
When I try using Wayland, I suffer from a very weird issue and I have been unable to get anywhere close to figuring it out.
I use Fedora 43 with KDE on a 4k monitor, with the scaling set to 125%. About half the time when I log in, some programs (specifically Firefox, as well as my own JavaFX project) ends up being unscaled (i.e. everything is very small).
It only happens on these applications, and only sometimes.
When it happens, logging out and logging back in fixes it. I have never seen the problem happening after I log in again.
Interestingly enough, when the problem occurs, starting Floorp (another Firefox-based browser) does not exhibit this problem.
It's like some programs get the wrong scale factor, but only sometimes.
I have no idea how to troubleshoot this. Any ideas?
I've just installed Cairo Dock in my SBC Raspberry Pi5, using pi-packages the Add/Remove software utility.
What a mess I created.
Cairo Dock could not work properly. The gfx output indicated that it rendered in a manner that Wayland does not like.
I could see the window borders of the Dock which are invisible on Xorg in MX-Linux. Cairo Dock collapsed and expanded horizontally when you moved the mouse over it, with none of the applets reacting properly. They did not spawn the programs they were representing
I then proceded with sudo apt install cairo-doc from bash, after removal in pi-packages.
All dependecies were easily installed, but the rendering of my beloved Cairo dock still failed, making it still unusuable, in Wayland on the Pi5 SBC with 8GiB RAM
I will investigate, but for now I can't get the gorgeous Cairo dock to easily work on Wayland on the SBC Raspberry Pi5
#Cairo #dock #library #Wayland #KDE #Gnome #Xfce4 #airdrop #localsend #kdeconnect #ftp #Linux #Raspberry #Pi5 #ARM #SBC #programming #opensource #technology
