After more than two years of silence, here I’m back again. Today I’ve pushed to github the fluent forever vocabulary deck builder for anki.
Read moreFluent Forever vocabulary deck builder pre-alpha release
Projects
Redshift Control for Plasma 5
Just a quick update to inform you that today a user called clearmartin released a plasmoid called Redshift Control for Plasma 5.
Fluent Forever vocabulary deck builder progress update
In the last months I’ve been working on the implementation of the Fluent Forever anki add-on, which I first introduced as a mock up in a previous post. The work has progressed, and now I have a working version with some features, here listed.
Read moreFluent Forever vocabulary deck builder progress update
On the state of Activity Manager
As is written in the project page of Activity Manager, “I’m currently rewriting it from scratch in QML to improve it and to add some missing features, like the ability to add a new activity from template”. Actually, after trying different way to interact with the KDE activities I’m stuck.
Redshift plasmoid 1.0 released
In this release the code has been cleaned and commented with doxygen style comments, the files hierarchy has been changed to make everything more clear, the README has been updated and ported to markdown syntax. Because of all this changes the code is now supposed to be easily maintainable.
Redshift plasmoid 0.6 released with a brand new OSD
In this new version of redshift plasmoid I’ve added a simple OSD that displays the current color temperature when in manual mode. The displayed information can be used to set a correct day and night color temperature in the settings page. Moreover, thanks to the contribution of some users, redshift plasmoid is being translated in different languages.
Read moreRedshift plasmoid 0.6 released with a brand new OSD
Redshift plasmoid 0.5 released
Finally I found some time to update redshift plasmoid.
The major change in the new version is the possibility to set the temperature color manually , a.k.a manual mode. To do so you just need to scroll the mouse wheel over the widget and immediately it switch to manual mode, starting to set the color temperature you desire.