Tag: gnome-todo
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Visual revamp of GNOME To Do
Greetings, GNOME friends! I’m a fan of productivity. It is not a coincidence that I’m the maintainer of Calendar and To Do. And even though I’m not a power user, I’m a heavy user of productivity applications. For some time now, I’m finding the overall experience of GNOME To Do clumsy and far from ideal.…
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GUADEC + Unconferences | 2017
This year’s GUADEC was amazing. I’m really happy I could attent it this year (even though my tasks are accumulating and I’m really afraid to look at my emails again…). I’m still in Manchester so, if anyone wants to meet me and buy me a tea, do get in touch! There were quite a few…
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GNOME To Do 3.24 release, and it’s shining
GNOME To Do is a personal task manager for GNOME. It uses GNOME technologies and integrates very well with the desktop. And now, it’s finally being released! The 3.24 version comes with a few nice features and, most importantly, whole load of bugfixes. Let’s get started! Autostart & notifications GNOME To Do now (optionally) autostarts once…
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New features in GNOME To Do
It’s been a while, folks. Some of you might have noticed that GNOME To Do wasn’t released with GNOME 3.22. There is a reason for that: I didn’t have enough time to add new features, or fix any bugs. But that changed, and in fact big things happened. Lets check it out. More extensible than…
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Writing a plugin for GNOME To Do – Introduction
I’m starting a small series of posts describing a general how-to on writing plugins for GNOME To Do. The good news: GNOME To Do has a very small API and it’s very easy to build plugins. Note: I’ll show examples in Python 3, since this might lower the barrier for contributors and it’s a language…
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The GNOME 3.20 release
Time has passed and we finally made it: GNOME 3.20 just got released. I’m writing this post in a full GNOME 3.20 + Wayland session (thanks Arch folks, [gnome-unstable] is amazing). I’d like to take some time to reflect about this release, what happened and what didn’t happen. Calendar While this certainly wasn’t the biggest…