AksDev

Happy holidays everyone.

For a while now, probably two years, I wanted to have support for high-contrast colorschemes in KDE Plasma.

People have been a bit weirded by what happened during this period.

Once again, all KDE nerds had their yearly gathering around somewhere in the world.

One thing I always have wished that my reMarkable 2 had was web browser.

There has been quite a surge in interest towards desktop Linux lately.

This post is somewhat an update for my older post: Kate and Python language server There seems to be a lot of different Python language servers..

During all my time with KDE projects, I've never made an app from scratch..

I wanted to do some fun little photoshoot with my new tattoo and my lizard cosplay.

Edit: Please avoid buying TRMNL It turns out some people behind TRMNL are not something I want to support.

I love FPS games, especially fast paced PVP FPS games.

I promised to share this here too, so here you go, I finally got a proper tattoo!

Note: This is not a techy post or anything.

I recently made a patch to Konsole terminal emulator, that adds to the current tab layout saving system couple more things: Working directory Size of splits Optional command to run You can find the patch here: ViewManager: Save columns, lines and working…

I visited Kummacon today and it was fun!

Preface: I am really bad with servers.

Edit: I disabled Anubis for now.

As much as I love Kate editor, as I mentioned in my previous post, setting up Python language server has always been a bit fiddly if you want it to work with virtual environments.

I love the Kate Text editor.

I made a change to the KURLNavBar according to old mockup, since we hoped it would be easier to use.

I spent past three weeks working on refactoring and fixing legacy code (the oldest of which was from 2013) that handled positioning Plasma desktop icons, and how this data was saved and loaded.

Some months ago, I got really fed up with C.

Some cosplay images from various events.

Akademy is this yearly thing where bunch of KDE people go to talk about and work on KDE software.

The KIO Framework has gained support for de-facto standard, cross-desktop thumbnail generators.

I have a very.. unusual notetaking and task setup with Kate, using Orgmode files.

Or FOFAFOSS.

I'm bit late to the train of Plasma 6 related posts...

When running Linux software and encountering a crash, and you make a bug report about it (thank you!)

I was listening Late Night Linux podcast episode 264 and they were chatting about AI, as usual.

Seems getting laid off was pretty good for me after all.

Hello, today I got laid off from my current workplace.

Sorry KDE Planet readers, this is just rambly non-techy post.

I had the hankering for tinkering the KDE application style.

My wife made a video of us visiting Stockholm, go check it here!

Preface: What is trust to me?

It's common to dislike ads.

After ten years of dating, me and tecsiederp got finally married.

I actually like writing code.

Hindsight preface: This was written in very tired state.

Note: Old links to my site may not work anymore, due to change in the URL layout!!

Hey all, just a simple blog post this time, I just wanted to showcase the colorscheme I have made for KDE Plasma and various text editors and such.

As someone who has been doing test automation for past ~3,5 years (and desperately wanting out towards doing just development), I have done a lot of bug reports.

No, not april fools.

Quick post for this time.

This is kind of open letter I suppose.

I just wanted to write this down since I've been talking a bit about podcasts on fediverse.

Rant incoming.

As I've gotten more into FOSS, I've noticed a lot of FOSS projects, like KDE, use Matrix protocol.

Rotate what now?