malco_2001

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by malco_2001 8mo ago
Liam also something you may be interested in: https://youtu.be/DDwLzy8map8 Probono gave a very good presentation today with slides at the GNUstep meeting and we also both did some demos of things like Ladybird, restored spa
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
I used elementary the past and appreciated the visual design. It just never went far enough for me by not having global menus, application bundles, etc. I think given a little more time here this year Gershwin will catch up so to speak.
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
Apologies I am not familiar with how to quote back here. I'll just try to stay in order. I think that is a great suggestion to try to document the history of how Gershwin came to be. I'll put some thought into how to do that so
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
I am absolutely blown away to have the author of AppImage (Probono) partnering with me on a project I started that to be honest I didn't know if it would ever go anywhere. There is no better validation, and this is exactly what the sp
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
I currently have the WindowManager.app I am fixing up that draws native decorations with GSTheme on to X11 windows. The screenshot in the gershwin desktop repo shows the result with chromium. I am also working on a Ladybird native GNUstep
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
That was not intentional but just a coincidence actually. I came up with Gershwin as something to be comparable to "Darwin" as a core OS. I originally wanted to combine the Linux kernel with a Userland "familiar to switcher
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by malco_2001 9mo ago
The GTK theme engine from GNUstep can also be used to set a "Rhapsody" theme. It just allows using GTK themes. Here is an example of what that looks like https://github.com/pkgdemon/screenshots/blob&#x2