➡️ @saddevdiary

Apparently there is a TypeScript and LSP section on GJS Guide with working (!) instructions to setup @girs/* types, so Focus Mode is now fully in TS, and Snowy will likely be rewritten too

Considering that debugging process is kinda crappy (each time you do any minor change you have to run a nested shell and sometimes wait about 15s to start apps in it), this boosts development pretty much working as docs & catching typos and simple errors

Another great thing I started using is Looking Glass (lg opened via «Run» menu by F2) which allows reverse-engineering and fast testing on current shell which is often needed because there are no docs for gnome shell API (and it's changing a little each GNOME update)

👩‍💻 🤝 🦶

P.S. I think I'll make a minimal TS template for extensions since I didn't find one minimal & good enough, with basic README about how things should be done here

🇨🇭Switzerland now requires all government software to be open source

🇩🇪 German state ditches Microsoft for Linux and LibreOffice

P.S. Forgot to mention 🇺🇦 Ukrainian digital government app DIIA went open-source

Starting list of the coolest countries? /j

No way, GNOME will pre-install tray icons extension starting with G47

Thanks for making this optional extension rather than part of shell #backgroundappsmustdie

➡️ @ascii_nova_blog

➡️ @ascii_nova_blog

«Google is an illegal monopoly», federal court rules

I can't believe it took so many years for them to say it

➡️ Washington Post 🖼 The New York Times

Focus Mode update

✔️ Done
- Persistence (GNOME DB via Libgda + Sqlite provider)
- Preferences (time ranges)
- Reminder to get back to work (red color & screen blur)
- Tracking window selection via indicator
- UI improvements

🗒 Next TODO
- Multi-monitor support
- Handle fast app re-opening
- Blur only window
- UI bugs, use icons
- Publish to gnome extensions

⁠Keychron K2 HE

- Magnetic switches
- Custom actuation and reset points for each key
- Instant reset mode
- Up to 4 custom actions for a single key (light press, hard press, release, reset)
- Wired & wireless with official Linux support, up to 3 devices
- Prioritization (press two buttons at the same time, works one which is pressed harder)
- Web-based configuration (meaning cross & multi-platform)
- Stabilizers, hot-swapping, RGB, etc — all the basic stuff

Not only this can finally be a convenient controller-like experience for gaming, but imagine using something like Vim with this

➡️ Kickstarter

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