This topic should help to find out which tools are missing for development. I will save this OP as a wiki. Feel free to add a link to the source code. Maybe, we can find sponsors or developers/packagers, which can give a help with that to maintain. For the moment it is Limited to gnome-software.
The List
Application
Source Code
Comments
Sponsors
Elevado; browsing through the accessibility objects
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I wanted to save this topic in the “Discussion” section, with the gnome-software tag. However, I did not want to make a specific team responsible, as it is an initiative, which is “born” in ask-fedora.
I guess now it is up to you. The wiki is made to edit. If it is a gtk app and not introduces the need of kde binaries, I think it is good. I hope you not miss understand about the KDE binaries. I try to keep it separated so that we not interfere in each others development environment. If the need is here also to do a list for KDE apps, feel free to copy the “Markdown” in the OP and create a new separate topic for KDE.
BTW. I do use the markdown editor and not the RichText editor.
With the RT editor it takes to much customized information from your Workstation, this can give an inconsistency, especially when we try to do a team-work as this wiki.
So with Ctrl & m you can switch and see the preview window. This way the whole Wiki has the same appearance. I do not have a problem when you make grammatical corrections. My mother tongue is German
@ilikelinux, thanks. I’m glad that I asked, then; I forgot that GNOME solely utilises GTK. MozRegression is one of Mozilla’s few Qt-based applications, so it isn’t relevant, in retrospect.
I dare say that I don’t quite understand some of your sentences, and this is one of them. Für den letzten Abschnitt bin ich jedoch dankbar!
I tried to explain the difference between the basic markdown editor Discourse uses, and the newly introduced Rich Text editor.
With the Rich Text editor you can copy and paste from your terminal or any application, and it will copy some information more. As an example the link to the project:
Have you presumed that my modifications are conducted via the “Rich Text Editor”? If so, they are not; I wrote all of that (very basic) markup in text/plain:
That’s because I appended a syntax highlight designator (Markdown). I believe that CommonMark affords for this (regardless, almost all Markdown supersets thereof do), which Discourse utilises HighlightJS to provide:
<pre data-code-wrap="Markdown" dir="auto" class="codeblock-buttons"><div class="codeblock-button-wrapper" style="right: 0px;"><button class="btn nohighlight copy-cmd btn-flat" aria-label="copy code to clipboard"><svg class="fa d-icon d-icon-copy svg-icon svg-string" aria-hidden="true" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"><use href="#copy"></use></svg></button><button class="btn nohighlight fullscreen-cmd btn-flat" aria-label="show code in full screen"><svg class="fa d-icon d-icon-discourse-expand svg-icon svg-string" aria-hidden="true" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"><use href="#discourse-expand"></use></svg></button></div><code class="lang-Markdown hljs language-Markdown" data-highlighted="yes"><span class="hljs-section"># To create a new table row, please copy and past the undermentioned characters directly below the text above:</span>
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Similarly, although I don’t know what you intend to convey with:
…that was accomplished by surrounding the text of the <a href’s label with <code>s.
Gnome and with all the KDE hype for now, 