Confy 0.6.0
See changes here https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/confy/refs/0.6.0
ArchLinux AUR package is updated
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/confy/
Flatpak package is scheduled
https://flathub.org/apps/details/net.kirgroup.confy
https://confy.kirgroup.net/
ArchLinux AUR package is updated
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/confy/
Flatpak package is scheduled
https://flathub.org/apps/details/net.kirgroup.confy
https://confy.kirgroup.net/
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Confy WiP
New upcoming feature in Confy:
talk progress indicator
every "talk row" widget will show talk progress as a vertical bar on left side
On room page the result is a nice continuous bar that gives the idea of the progress of the whole room :)
On talk detail page, the bar span the top border:
get it from git or aur
#confy #FOSDEM2021
talk progress indicator
every "talk row" widget will show talk progress as a vertical bar on left side
On room page the result is a nice continuous bar that gives the idea of the progress of the whole room :)
On talk detail page, the bar span the top border:
get it from git or aur
#confy #FOSDEM2021
Oh nice: Confy showed up on "New & Updated Apps" on flathub, but the app page return an error...
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong...
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong...
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Confy 0.5.0
Confy 0.5.0 has been tagged.
What's new:
- Support schedules in ics format
- Fix touch-based navigation
- Fix talks ordering in talks lists
- Some more small touches
This release adds icalendar library as dependency (
Confy is available on AUR
home - source - issues
What's new:
- Support schedules in ics format
- Fix touch-based navigation
- Fix talks ordering in talks lists
- Some more small touches
This release adds icalendar library as dependency (
python-icalendar on Arch, python3-icalendar on Debian).Confy is available on AUR
home - source - issues
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Confy 0.4.1
Version 0.4.1 of Confy, the conferences schedule viewer for GNOME, has been tagged.
This release comes with support to libhandy 1.
A
I've removed links to flatpak on project page because it never worked as it should. I'm planning to add Confi to flathub in a future.
I should start to write a propert changelog :)
#confy #gnome
This release comes with support to libhandy 1.
A
confy-git package on AUR has been created, for those of you using #archlinux I've removed links to flatpak on project page because it never worked as it should. I'm planning to add Confi to flathub in a future.
I should start to write a propert changelog :)
#confy #gnome
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A small update on #confy
A wip branch with updates to support future libhandy 1.0 (0.80.0 right now) has been created: https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/confy/log/wip/handy1
So far:
- It is possible to add a custom pentabarf url to the conferences list
- The map page now show the map, scrollable and zoomable. It's ugly but i works
- Map image and conference image are loaded asynchronously
- pages stack has been replaced with Handy.Deck, with support for swipe gesture to get back
A wip branch with updates to support future libhandy 1.0 (0.80.0 right now) has been created: https://git.sr.ht/~fabrixxm/confy/log/wip/handy1
So far:
- It is possible to add a custom pentabarf url to the conferences list
- The map page now show the map, scrollable and zoomable. It's ugly but i works
- Map image and conference image are loaded asynchronously
- pages stack has been replaced with Handy.Deck, with support for swipe gesture to get back
So, now I'm trying to add some settings to the app.
I've populated the .gschema.xml file, but I can't manage to have the app found it, running on the host (I get a Gio.Settings without keys) or running it as a flatpak ("Settings schema is not installed").
Why it must be so difficult?
I think I'll go with a couple of python lines to replace this..
I've populated the .gschema.xml file, but I can't manage to have the app found it, running on the host (I get a Gio.Settings without keys) or running it as a flatpak ("Settings schema is not installed").
Why it must be so difficult?
I think I'll go with a couple of python lines to replace this..
So after some hours spent on this, I noticed an error in compile logs:
the schema was invalid, but meson doesn't stop on test() errors... useful...
the schema was invalid, but meson doesn't stop on test() errors... useful...
Fabio 5 months ago
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