GabMus @gabmus@linuxrocks.online

#libadwaita looks way so classy with the #gruvbox palette, it should be illegal

We made #pizza for my girlfriend's birthday. This batch was our best one yet, delicious!

#Cpp + #meson + #doxygen + #gitlab #ci =

It's all coming together...

#gfeeds #gtk4 #libadwaita

Another update on Feeds! Feed/tag filtering is now inside a slick AdwFlap.

I think it looks much better than the old popover.

#gtk4 #libadwaita

It's been a while, but I finaly got Feeds to work on #gtk4 / #libadwaita, including a very fresh build of #webkit

I've spent some time ironing out some porting bugs, but so far it looks really good!

There's still a lot of work to do, plus probably refactoring some stuff, but it's finally coming together!

It's their milling room, cool!

My first ever order from jlc pcb has arrived!

It's also the first ever #PCB I designed, and it looks great! All thanks to #kicad

And it came with this jigsaw puzzle, I'm really curious to see what it is

#GTK4 master on the #pine64 #pinephone is the dankest

Just swapped my server case for a Fractal Design Node 804.

Awesome case for a home server, the only gripe is how fiddly the HDD mounting system is. Nothing out of this world, but it took me a good 5 minutes per drive.

#homelab

Just tried #megapixels 1.0.1 and it's a lot better! Really goes to show how important image processing is with modern cameras. Great job to the devs!

#shotonpinephone #pinephone

Tooted from Tootle on my Pinephone 😀

@tbernard What do you think?

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/mtd057/in_love_with_this/

Update on routing my house: the first cat7 run through the wall is done!

It wasn't easy because the wall channel has some weird curves apparently, and cat7 is a big chungus, but after three failed attempts and some lubricant we managed to route it all the way.

Speed seems right, we all have 1Gbps NICs and the reported speed is the same as with a direct link to the router. (BTW check out iperf3)

Overall I'm happy to say that this was a huge success!

I'm planning to finally wire up the whole house so that we can all have good and reliable network connectivity.

I'm planning to use CAT7 cable terminated to RJ45 for best future-proofing.

What do you think? Do you have any suggestions?