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In my old version I managed timezones through my own calculations. Now I switched to GDateTime from .
Furthermore it is now possible to change the timezone in the app settings. The default timezone is the one used by the system.
Next week I want to connect the calculations of the position of sun, moon and milky way to the user interface.

News from my app :
I worked a lot with libshumate which is GNOMEs map widget written for GTK 4. But I noticed that there was no signal emitted when a user changes the location of the map. It took me a lot of time and I haven't thought I could make it BUT I made my first merge request which adds this signal to . I hope it gets merged this would be awesome 😥☺

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unifiedpush.org

Did you know that one of the ways Android and IOS reduce energy consumption is by using a unified system-level notification provider?
UnifiedPush is FOSS implementation of the same idea that could help projects such as #pinephone and #linuxphones in general by providing both a framework to reduce battery consumption and a more unified interface to code notifications on.

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In the end, only a few lines of code were necessary but to figure out how to connect to a map provider was not that easy. I didn't knew that there was a "load_defaults" option which is nice 😅

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I finally have a working map view in my app .

I used the new library which is the version of .
The ShumateSimpleMap widget is quite convenient to use!
The documentation however is nearly not existing and it was at least for me quite an effort to create a working widget. But now it looks nice 😊👍

I made good progress today and added a lot of GUI related code to and much better I understand more how things work from day to day 😊

I managed to make a push every day for 7 days in a row now with most of the work done while traveling to work by train 😄

There is still a lot to do but I am quite happy with the progress and there are still some days left in the first month of 2022.

I just added the search bar. The next step will be to find how to correctly get the information from (Translate e.g. a city to coordinates). I already did this once but I think the way I did it would have been considered bad programming... 😅

BTW: My goal would be to have a working and by the end of the year.

Finally understood a little bit how to create my own GObjects! This will help developing the UI much faster from now on and furthermore the style is now much more like 💪
3 days in a row with a push! 😄
Starting my own 😂

I tried for hours to add desktop icons and symbolic icons to my app but it didn't work.
It took me 4!!! hours to notice that there is a difference between really installing an app and running it with Builder.
Yes, afterwards it is obvious but for a newbie like me this wasn't.
So if you are new in the game: App icons only appear if you install the app so every file is at the right place on your system. Pressing play in GNOME Builder is not the same! 😄

Picplanner News:
I think I kind of understood how the ui works. is not that easy if you try to adopt the programming style as it is intended by gnome especially if you are a newbie as I am 😅
My repository is up to date again. The application however is still quite useless because the UI is still not connected to the backend. I am reading a lot of 'C' literature and also other source code to learn.
My for 2022: first stable release by the end of the year! 💯

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dnglab 0.1 released! 🎉
Want to use your Canon R camera with #Linux? Here is an open-source app for you to convert CR3 RAW files into DNG to develop them with #darktable.
github.com/dnglab/dnglab/relea

#dnglab #canon

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Picpanner News:
My Gitlab repository is a little bit outdated because I noticed some fundamental problems in my application structure. This is my first Linux application and I am not a programmer so I had no idea how an application should be structured. I looked at the source code of a view other GTK applications to learn how to do it better.
Long story short: I started to rewrite my application from scratch again and hope I do better this time 😅

I recently made a short study (number of samples = 1) which showed that the floor is much harder then the aluminum housing of a notebook.

Until now my notebook was powered by 100% open source software.
Now it is also open hardware.

Are there some photographers on you can recommend? Or are you active on Pixelfed?

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We are grateful to you all 🙏

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