I was sad to find a surprising lack of visual scripting apps for Linux. Apple's Shortcuts app is very powerful and can be incredibly useful. It's not like we don't have the technical ability to make something similar.
So I started working on one myself :blobfoxfloofcofe:
@mmababes@kde When I was selecting my DE, I immediately discarded anything taskbar-based. It was shocking how little was left, it's pretty much #gnome or a tiling window manager like #sway or #hyprland.
If you customize/maintain or use a Content Management System (#CMS) to display Web content, I'd like to know which CMS your prefer
I've always coded Web-based components from scratch, but I'm curious about the CMS solutions that are commonly used to serve up content on the Web. The community here seems to be very tech-oriented, so I thought I'd be able to get some great feedback.
I will now try to install #OpenSUSE#MicroOs#Aeon on an old ass laptop I found laying around. #Tumbleweed with #IceWM ran on it, but was really laggy, so let's see if this works better. I doubt it, due to #Gnome being heavier than IceWM, but we'll see!
Plasma developer David Edmundson demonstrates how a desktop using Wayland, Qt6 and KWin can recover from a catastrophic crash as if nothing had happened.
… And can provide a way to save the state of an application to disk, stopping the app in its tracks and removing it from memory, so that later you can restore it just where you left off.