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Add Debug Adapter Protocol Support to GJS
GJS is a JavaScript runtime built on Firefox's SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine and the GNOME platform libraries. It allows the use of the GNOME...
Laureen Caliman Vocab Style Puzzles to GNOME Crosswords
Created in the early 2020’s, GNOME Crosswords became a well-liked application powered by the libipuz C library. While robust, it does not have...
Pitivi Timeline Ruler: Native GTK4/Rust Rewrite
The Pitivi timeline ruler currently relies on a legacy Python implementation using GTK3 and the Cairo drawing model. As Pitivi updates to a modern...
Gitg moving to GTK4
GNOME Gitg is a graphical user interface for Git that aims to be a small, fast, and easy-to-use tool for visualizing repository history and managing...
Implementing App Uninstallation in the GNOME Shell App Grid
This proposal aims to add a simple built in way to uninstall applications directly from the GNOME shell App Grid Right now users have to open the...
Recover from GPU Resets
Mutter is the Wayland display server and compositor library powering GNOME Shell. Currently, an unexpected GPU reset causes the compositor to freeze...
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