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ES modules: A cartoon deep-dive - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog

ES modules bring an official, standardized module system to JavaScript. With the release of Firefox 60 in May, all major browsers will support ES modules, and there is current work ...

Consultas con Flask-SQLAlchemy - Junco TIC

En este artículo veremos como realizar consultas a base de datos utilizando Flask-SQLAlchemy, insertar, actualizar y eliminar registros.

Xubuntu 23.04 Will Offer CD-ROM Size ‘Minimal’ Image

As the Ubuntu 23.04 development cycle gets underway we’re learning more about what’s in store for Ubuntu and its growing family of flavours. Xubuntu, one of the more minimally-minded sp...

Help Test GNOME’s New ‘Window Focus’ Behaviour

A new ‘window focus’ animation for GNOME Shell is available to test. GNOME designers are currently exploring a different way to indicate ‘focus’ in GNOME Shell. One idea is ...

Annotate Files & Folders in Nautilus with this New Extension

Ever wanted to annotate files and/or folders inside of Nautilus? There’s a third-party Nautilus extension that allows you to do exactly that. Nautilus (also known as GNOME Files these days) u...

Manejo de rutas en Flask - Junco TIC

En este artículo veremos el sistema de ruteo de Flask y como asociar rutas con funciones. Veremos como manejar y validar variables.

Ubuntu Mulls Removing ‘Archive Manager’ from Default Install

Is shipping the file roller utility unnecessary now that Nautilus, Ubuntu's default file manager, can compress and extract common archive formats?

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Xubuntu 23.04 Adds PipeWire & Flatpak to Default Install

Xubuntu 23.04 ships with Flatpak and PipeWire support by default. The technologies are being introduced to provide Xubuntu with a better desktop experience.

Eric Raymond - Dynamiting the software forges

SouthEast Linux Fest 2022Please note that the speaker did not connect a laptop or show any slides.Every git repository is a full code history of its project....

The Engineering Leader's Playbook: The First 90 Days

I am a Senior Leader who has worked in Tech for over a decade, starting as a developer and an Engineering leader. I've grown to over 100 developers and managers (either through mentorship or managing them).

Ubuntu 23.04 Codename Revealed – And It’s a Lucently Likeable Label

Listen up, lovelies: the codename for the next legendary instalment of the Ubuntu Linux distribution is alive — comes learn what label devs liken 23.04 to.

That ‘Unofficial’ Snap Store We Loved? It’s Becoming More Official

Did you read my post on the 'unofficial' Snap Store for Ubuntu and come away as excited as I am about it's potential? Well, I've got an interesting update…

KDE Plasma Comes to the Big Screen (Yes, Your TV)

Plasma Bigscreen is an open source entertainment experience powered by the same technologies used by the KDE Plasma desktop. Want details? See inside!

How to Try Ubuntu’s New Installer on Your Current Install

Ubuntu devs are building a brand new desktop installer using Subiquity and Flutter — and now you can test it out on your existing install as a demo Snap.

Evolution Email Client Now Uses a Headerbar/CSD

Evolution email client (though it can do a lot more besides email too) is sporting a MAJOR UI change in the latest development builds: CSD, at long last!

This Unofficial ‘Ubuntu Software’ App is Better Than Ubuntu’s Actual One

I try an interesting (but unofficial) software app being developed by the Ubuntu Flutter community. Despite being alpha quality it's already looking great.

Ubuntu 22.10 May Disable GNOME’s New ‘Device Security’ Panel

Among the many GNOME 43 features is a new device security panel that informs users about the security status of their device. But users of Ubuntu 22.10 may be unable able to see it. A […]

Ubuntu May Drop ‘To Do’ App from Default Install

Ubuntu developers debate plans to drop the desktop 'To Do' application from the default install in Ubuntu 22.10 — but is ditching this tool a task too far?

Nautilus 43 Beta Arrives in Ubuntu 22.10 Daily Builds

Nautilus 43 beta has arrived in the latest daily builds of Ubuntu 22.10 “Kinetic Kudu”. “And?”, you quizzically quip. Well, it’s not that big of a deal. However, I was...

Ubuntu 22.04.1 Point Release Delayed Until Aug 11

The first point release in the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS series will arrive a week later than originally planned, due to issue affecting the OEM install option.

Ubuntu Devs Finally Fix Frustrating Firefox Snap Flaw

Ubuntu’s beleaguered Firefox Snap package is tackling another of longstanding criticism of it, namely its lack of native messaging support. It’s this fancy-sounding feature that allows ...

Linux Mint 21 Beta is Available to Download

Linux Mint 21 beta is available to download. The milestone is here to help intrepid bug hunters stress-test the next version of the hugely popular Linux distro, which is based on the latest Ubuntu ...

‘Significant Improvements’ Made to Ubuntu Firefox Snap

Canonical has often talked about how it has improved the startup time of Snap apps yet, for many of us, the improvements remained theoretical.

Pitivi Video Editor Adds Beat Detection, Object Tracking + More

A new development version of Pitivi video editor is out and it boasts some major new features. The GTK-based video editor is currently in the midst of a GTK4 port as part of this year’s [&hel...

GNOME Devs Bring New List View to Nautilus File Manager

Rubber banding, a cute animation, and fixes for several long-standing inconsistencies feature in the latest development builds of the Nautilus file manager.

New Version of ArcMenu GNOME Extension Released

Various enhancements are on offer in the latest version of ArcMenu, a popular GNOME Shell extension that adds a traditional app menu to the GNOME desktop.

Image compression for the lazy

No, this is not about lazy loading. We are talking about image compression only, as images are an important part of your page load (20% on average). Every byte counts when you want to get a 100% Google Lighthouse Score.

GNOME Devs Mockup the Linux Image Viewer I’ve Been Dreaming Of

In this post I get a little giddy over revised mockups from a GNOME designer that showcase the image viewer app I've dreamed of. Come mock me for it!