Leftovers: Software
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GJS: What’s next?
In my last post, I went into detail about all the new stuff that GJS brought to GNOME 3.24. Now, it’s time to talk about the near future: what GJS will bring to GNOME 3.26.
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Sending SMS from Linux Just Got Easier with Latest Indicator KDE Connect Update
Indicator KDE Connect now has Google Contacts integration, making it even easier to send text messages from the Linux desktop.
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Cumulus Qt is a Lightweight Weather App for Linux
Cumulus Qt is a Qt weather app for the Linux desktop. It's lightweight, has a bold, striking design inspired by Stormcloud, and is very customisable.
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Vivaldi 1.10 Browser Now in Development, Will Introduce Docked Developer Tools
Vivaldi's Ruarí Ødegaard just informed us a few moments ago that Vivaldi 1.10 will be the next major version of the free and cross-platform web browser based on the latest Chromium technologies, not Vivaldi 2.0 as many of you have hoped.
Vivaldi 1.9 just hit the streets the other day as world's first web browser to ship with the Ecosia search engine enabled by default to help reforest the plane, and it now looks like Vivaldi's devs never sleep, and development of Vivaldi 1.10 starts today with the first snapshot, Vivaldi 1.10.829.3, which introduces a long-anticipated feature: Docked Developer Tools!
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