elevenhsoft, to rust Polish
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#COSMIC Web Apps now supports most mainstream browsers even some firefox's forks like Waterfox or Librewolf or KDE's Falkon browser.

Unfortunately there is too much hassle to add Epiphany support so maybe in the future. It's a pain to work with it.

#cosmicde #cosmicdesktop #popos #libcosmic #iced #rust

GlowingLantern, to rust

The text editor tutorial for https://iced.rs is great! It really helps to have an overview of the library and serves as a good foundation to understand the examples.

https://youtu.be/gcBJ7cPSALo

mmstick, to random
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COSMIC Terminal now supports themes, a settings UI, and context menus. It's been making rapid progress! It was only a winit window a few days ago.

justsoup, to UI
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webbureaucrat, to rust
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lerothas, to rust

I just realized, that creating a theme in the toolkit for is really easy. Just create a palette with a few colours and let the rest be done by the toolkit.

pub struct Palette {
pub background: Color,
pub text: Color,
pub primary: Color,
pub success: Color,
pub danger: Color,
}
Source: https://docs.iced.rs/iced/theme/palette/struct.Palette.html

I really wished that would implement something like that for libadwaita - the standard theme doesn't fit in with the most desktops and thats sad, because the apps are great!

RockyC, (edited ) to linux
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As a macOS user, my journey began with trying to make my DE look & work like , but with the added features a Linux DE provides - first , then , finally settling on as my favorite.

Then @thelinuxEXP released his video about bad UX design where he trashed the concept of a menu to launch apps & demonstrated how GNOME’s approach is superior… 🤔

“You must un-learn what you have learned.“ —Yoda

My (mostly) stock GNOME immersion begins now.

RockyC,
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lerothas, to linux

So I just though about the diversity in under and structured them by underlaying GUI toolkits and libraries such as , or

I only included those with core applications (planned) and that are "modern" in a way I understand it.

There are plenty more windows managers and more, especially if you look for tiling types. But I don't see them as fully DEs like KDE or Xfce.

What do you think?
Did I got something wrong?
Did I miss something important?

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