kramo, 3 months ago to GNOME

Bottom Sheets :blobfoxpleading:

#Hyperplane #GNOME #libadwaita

A video showcasing the dialogs in Hyperplane ported to use the Adwaita Dialog widget.

kramo, 4 months ago to GNOME

#Hyperplane entered beta!

I have all basic features working and am mainly going to focus on polishing it before the release.

It should now be generally safe to test, but I still only recommend it if you have a backup of your files. (Which you should create anyway :blobfoxevil:)

Please report all bugs you find, any features that are missing and improvements you would make!

#GNOME

You can find info about downloading it here:

https://github.com/kra-mo/hyperplane

kramo, 4 months ago to GNOME

More progress on #Hyperplane! :blobfoxcomputer:

• A list view, due to popular demand

• Mounting and ejecting external volumes

• An editable sidebar

• Completion and relative paths in the path bar

As well as a lot of boring stuff

I'm very close to releasing the first beta, I just need to make sure the internal file operations don't do anything stupid

#GNOME

A screenshot showing off the sidebar in edit mode.

kramo, 5 months ago to GNOME

Implemented the path/tags bar, again with some nice animations. :blobfoxhappy:

#Hyperplane #GNOME

A screencast in which the user navigates throughout the app showcasing the path bar's expand animations.

kramo, 5 months ago to GNOME

Added some bouncy animations for deleting items and emptying the trash in #Hyperplane

#GNOME

A video showing off the animations. The trash icon does a bounce when an item is deleted or the trash is emptied.

kramo, 5 months ago to GNOME

#Hyperplane progress update no. 1

• I've introduced the Recent and Trash pages

• Implemented a properties window

• Made the app adaptive

• Implemented the tab overview

As well as done many chores to make the app run better. Thanks to @rdbende for helping me fix some bugs too :blobfoxheart:

#GNOME

The properties window showing details for an RSS freed. Similar to Nautilus'
The app at a small size showing off its adaptive sidebar
The tab overview

kramo, 5 months ago to GNOME

I'm working on a file manager!

And I thought I could document the development process here.

I've wanted to explore the idea of a non-hierarchical file manager for a long time and this is the result, Hyperplane.

The idea is that you organize files by tags (or categories or whatever name I end up with) instead of folders while still being able to access them from a traditional file manager.

You can test it now if you want, details in the README:

https://github.com/kra-mo/Hyperplane

#GNOME