Maybe using a sidebar instead of shoving everything into a button popover would be a better idea.
Is it too late to change the app design? :/
Debian: *still ships alpha*
Ubuntu: Hey mate, your 0.2 that you wrote in a delusional fever that doesn't even work anymore? Delish.
me: Oh no.
Curve25519 implementation is both the most blessed and cursed code in the world.
On one hand, it has the cleanest math and attracted the best minds to work on it. Now the code deployed in most projects have been fully optimized, and formally verified to be mathematically correct and secure. One of the biggest accomplishment in crypto applications in recent years.
On the other hand, the monstrous, machine-generated assembly or C code will give any unsuspected programmer a heart attack.
Seriously, "you are not expected to understand this."
Things I wish I could ship with 1.0:
- better UI/UX for phones
- better Profile view
- Pleroma support
- follow requests in Notifications
- more locales
These things will be included in the next minor updates. For now you can expect the core functionality working pretty stable. Also, the animations are pretty.
From what I get, this is a single-player game from a Chinese company that requires you to install a system driver to play it
The future is going to be awesome ๐
https://blogs.gnome.org/shell-dev/2020/12/18/gnome-shell-ux-plans-for-gnome-40
GTK 4.0 is here! After four years of hard work from our dedicated developers, GTK 4.0 was released today. Some highlights from this release include media playback, drag-and-drop, and scalable lists and grids. Learn more about what's new in GTK 4.0: https://blog.gtk.org/
GTK4 is almost here! Help us celebrate this Friday (December 18) at 18:00 UTC with a remote release party! https://events.gnome.org/event/59/
Developer of Tootle, the Mastodon client for Linux (https://github.com/bleakgrey/tootle).
Permanent stress is my comfort zone.
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