GabMus's Dev Log

With the release of the 2026 edition of the LTT Linux Challenge, comes the usual fuss about which distro they should or shouldn't have chosen, I decided to throw my hat into the ring and give you my final and definitive recommendation on what Linux distro…

It seems like some modern motherboards use fan control systems are not fully compatible out of the box with Linux (what a surprise).

Disclaimer: I didn't invent anything new here, this is just a case of scattered information that's annoying to put together.

Alright, let me give you the magic string right away: gamescope --mangoapp -w 2560 -h 1440 -W 2560 -H 1440 --fullscreen --force-grab-cursor --adaptive-sync --backend=wayland -- env ENABLE_LAYER_MESA_ANTI_LAG=1 %command% Put this in your Steam game launch…

I've been using Relm4 for a project and it's been pretty great.

I've recently upgraded my GPU from a 5700XT to a 7800XT, and of course using a new GPU close to launch on Linux would reveal some paper cuts.

I've been using neovim for a while now, and for me, it's the single best text editor out there.

Between one thing and the other, I found myself in need for a palette manager: something to let me categorize different palettes and easily pick and name colors depending on their use.

One of the most requested features (and for a good reason) in Feeds has always been ad blocking.

So, something big is coming for my news reader app Feeds.

I've been using Commento for a while for comments (without much adoption to be honest), and while I really love the project, and the simplicity of its approach, there's always been one unavoidable thing I never really liked too much: if you want to commen…

I'm playing around with the new Raspberry Pi Pico, and I quickly realized that I'd really love to have a quick pinout reference in my terminal.

I learned most of this stuff from this awesome series of articles by Larry Price.

I am a quite avid reddit user.

The back and forward buttons on your mouse are incredibly useful, at least for me.

One of the most common things you might wanna do with images, that is making them automatically resize to adapt to the available space they have, is not possible with Gtk.Image.

Man pages are awesome.

As you can see, this website is kinda different.

Alright, I started writing some unit tests for Feeds and I wanted to integrate them into meson, so that I can just run meson test or ninja test during build and have them run automagically.

It finally happened, Feeds is now part of the World group!

Feeds version 0.8 is coming.

Thanks to this document, and a quick look at nautilus's git repo I was able to automatically generate fresh flatpaks directly from GitLab by using the integrated CI/CD system.

So I recently got myself a shiny new AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT GPU (that's a mouthful).

Feeds version 0.7 should be out soon with all the features detailed in this post.

Recap In a previous post I layed out a roadmap for my feed reader application Feeds.

This blog is fairly new, and so I still have to set up everything.

Feeds version 0.6 is out with two important changes: German translation thanks to @Etamuk Concurrent feeds refresh About the translation, I know when a project starts becoming interesting, people want to contribute.

My new web home Hey people.