Epiphany History Selection Mode

Since my last blog post I have been working on implementing a selection mode for Epiphany’s History Dialog. The selection mode is a pretty common pattern seen throughout GNOME applications. It’s used to easily manipulate a set of selected items from a list or grid. I’ve used the selection mode from GNOME Boxes as a reference when implementing it in Epiphany. This is how the History Dialog looked like before...

Android Leftovers

• How to disable the Google Meet tab in Gmail on Android

• Google Pixel 4a vs OnePlus Nord: Which cheap Android phone should you buy?

• Google Launches Nearby Share for Android

• Google introduces a new file sharing feature for Android users and it is much similar to the AirDrop by Apple

• Google launches the final beta of Android 11

• OnePlus One gets Android 10 thanks to LineageOS 17.1, available now

• Samsung has promised three major Android updates for its latest flagships

• Samsung’s Android update guarantee might actually be better than Google’s

• Samsung maintained its lead in the Android tablet segment in Q2 2020

• Android TV’s new Cast Connect library will enable remote control support for casted videos

• Kodak launches new range of TV series on Android platform, ranges from Rs 10,999 to Rs 99,999

• AnTuTu releases Top 10 list of Android performers for July

• #BHUSA: Android Phones at Risk of BlueRepli Bluetooth Attack

• Latest Zoom update adds support for dark mode on Android (APK Download)

• 5 ways to make your Android phone faster

• Twitter Rushes to Fix Flaw in Android Version

Infographic: Ubuntu from 2004 to 20.04 LTS

Today, the first point release of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS went live! To celebrate, we wanted to share how Ubuntu has evolved since the first release in 2004 to where we are today with 20.04. Thanks to those in the community and our users for your contributions and joining us on this journey. Upgrade to Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS now! Also: Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS (Focal Fossa) Released, Available for Download Now Lubuntu 20.04.1 LTS Released! Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS Released, Available to Download Now

Experience Collabora Online on your Intel NUC with Nextcloud and Ubuntu

Keeping full control over your personal data and documents, is more and more important. Sharing by email or via the services of big tech companies is losing its shine, for obvious reasons. To help our users we introduce a new fresh Nextcloud Ubuntu Appliance for the Intel NUC, that comes with Collabora Online. Simply take an Intel NUC server, install the Ubuntu Appliance and take back control over storing and sharing your personal data and files with Nextcloud. Next, of course, you want to read and edit your documents, now stored on your own server, wherever you are. Naturally you will be able to allow others to review and comment on text, presentations, charts and more, perhaps during a video call or chat. All this under your own control! The new Ubuntu Appliance with Collabora Online and Nextcloud offers you just that – and more too. Do read these articles about the Ubuntu Appliance and the Nextcloud features. Now, let’s have a look at Collabora Online and some of the great features that you will benefit from.