The latest version of Typesetter updates the built-in Typst compiler to version 0.15, which brings a long-awaited feature: variable font support – no more warnings and faulty font rendering when using your system’s default fonts. This release also adds a popularly requested feature to the editor: manual font size adjustment – use the standard keyboard shortcuts to make the text larger and smaller.
Hello everyone! I’ve just released new updates for ChromaLeon, my extension that extracts and applies colors from your wallpaper to your GNOME Shell and LibAdwaita theme.
The focus of these updates was refinement: the color extraction system is now smarter, ensuring better compliance with WCAG accessibility guidelines regarding contrast. Additionally, I’ve improved the icon generation system (folders and apps) to make it much faster and more efficient, now generating icons almost instantly.
Create custom time-of-day schedules for the Night Light!
Night Light Scheduler lets you create a custom schedule for GNOME’s built-in Night Light allowing you to automatically adjust the color temperature throughout the day according to your schedule.
Features:
Create a schedule to automatically adjust Night Light color temperature throughout the day
Smoothly transition between temperatures with an adjustable transition time
Import and export schedule configuration as an editable .ini file
Uses GNOME’s built-in Night Light functionality
Easy to use visual interface
More information is available on the project’s GitHub page.
This week, we released for Damned Lies a new feature for team coordinators. When updating your team details, you can now create a presentation that will be sent to new team members as a notification. Use it to present the team, the workflow, link your docs, identify a module for newcomers…
Five weeks into GSoC 2026, I’ve made solid progress on GPU reset recovery in Mutter!
When a GPU reset occurs, Mutter currently has no way to recover; the desktop either freezes or crashes. My project implements a recovery path: detecting the reset, waiting for it to complete, recreating the context, and propagating that change through the compositor to recreate resources so rendering can resume.
The display now comes back after a reset, and the session remains usable, though there’s still work ahead: notably, automatic framebuffer recreation and fixing the desktop background, which currently renders with garbled textures after recovery.
