Tomaz Canabrava Ramblings

I tagged v0.0.11 last night.

This is a weekly update, which means I did a week of things and now I’m going to tell you about them, and I should say up front that most of the week went on two problems that sound small when you write them down.

For once, something on this blog that isn’t C++.

I went to FOSSASIA Summit 2026 in Bangkok, and I took the time to write this report because of how much things happened in three days, also because I am not much of a blogger.

KDE has a symbiotic relationship with many linux distros, since while we develop our software we also use particular versions of linux, I personally use archlinux as my distro of choice for many years being the only distro that I manage to bare for more t…

The Problem with C++ Tooling An ISO accepted C++ tooling is inexistent, so each project will choose their own toolings based on personal preference, and sometimes, based on Corporations preferences, and unfortunately there’s no common ground on what should

Welcome to the first “Codevis Weekly Update” What is Codevis?

It’s been a Long long time without posting anything.

This year konsole kept the momentum it gained in 2020, and implemented quite a lot of userful new features.

I’m using for my own personal projects a generator for c++ preferences for quite a while, I’ll not say that it’s heavily tested as KConfigXT is, but it is also much more simple than it.

Konsole is having a resurge in the moment, it’s the terminal emulator of choice for the power user that wants to break the 4th wall in *nix systems.

Some terminals like Tilix and Terminator offers the possibility to split the screen recursively, and I started to add the same thing to konsole.

Wayland needs a different mindset when you are programming, you cannot just assume things works the same way as in as X11.

We are seeing a strange trend nowadays: The terminal is being more widely used in windows, after they fixed the broken cmd.exe and MS is actually actively promoting their terminal applications like Visual Studio Code and the new Windows Terminal, but on t…

Konsole has been ready for many many years, and got almost 10 years without anything really exciting being added, mostly because the software is ready, why should we modify something that works to add experimental features?