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• Lamb 0.11.0 TL;DR

  Sander June 19 at 10:21 am

  Editor & reading improvements (interactive task lists, image modal, iOS paste-as-link fix), better defaults for new installs, and a week-long admin session.

  Feed ingestion now prevents duplicates and won't overwrite manually edited posts. Per-post OpenGraph images, cleaner pagination URLs, and Micropub diagnostics added.

  Security fixes include hardened redirects against header injection and proper 403 responses for bad Micropub tokens.

  Upgrade note: Sessions moved to a new directory, you'll be logged out once on upgrade.

  As always: https://github.com/svandragt/lamb

  #lamb #projects

• Sander June 8 at 11:19 am

  Two new system-update versions: 1.3.1 is the latest version, support for more tools and improvements in cleaning up space. #system-update #projects #linux

• Sander June 5 at 3:05 pm

  Lamb 0.10.0-rc2 is out: with webmentions, reply posts, WebSub, syntax highlighting, draft preview links, image paste, WebP conversion, a new default theme, one-command upgrades, Docker images, and faster page caching. It's a release candidate, so feedback is very welcome. #lamb #projects

• Sander June 3 at 9:57 pm

  In reply to vandragt.com

  I added a small elementaryOS patch for the terminal to open OSC 8 hyperlinks on ctrl-click, used by for example Claude Code. #elementaryos-patches #projects

• Sander June 3 at 12:05 pm

  Updated my elementaryos-patches workflow. It now has a ep rebuild --all command which fetches the latest source, re-applies the patches, builds and installs in one go. #elementaryos-patches #projects

• Sander June 2 at 10:56 pm

  After yesterday's release, I'm already working on the next version of #Lamb, and webmentions will feature heavily! #projects

• Sander May 31 at 2:40 pm

  Launching a new weekend project Pysize: Find the install size of a PyPI package — wheel + all dependencies #projects #pysize

• Sander May 29 at 7:57 am

  Fixing some annoyances in elementaryOS with the help of AI, my patches are personal and build on top of the current apps, but feel free to integrate them upstream. #projects #elementaryos-patches

• Sidewing - a xbar style top bar for elementaryOS

  Sander May 9 at 7:57 am

  I was looking to monitor developer related metrics when I noticed that there's no bitbar / xbar for Linux! In the age of AI-assisted engineering, that's no longer a massive time commitment, so I built one.

  

  Sidewing is a GTK4 desktop bar for elementary OS-style multi-monitor setups. It runs local executable plugins, parses xbar-style output, and renders the result in a slim bar window on a selected display.

  Current target:

  • elementary OS 8 / Linux desktop environments with X11
  • GTK4 + Vala
  • local, unsandboxed script plugins

  Sidewing discovers and runs plugins, schedules refreshes from xbar-style filenames, renders a translucent bar, and opens per-plugin popover menus with a built-in variables editor. See Current Limitations for scope boundaries.

  More information on the tools page

  #projects #sidewing

• Hello Browser 0.2.0

  Sander May 5 at 12:57 pm

  Hello Browser is a webview window for desktop web apps (written in vala, GTK4, for linux). The goal is to bundle a locally-served web app into something that behaves like a native desktop app.

  What's new

  • Links that open in a new window now open in your default browser. Previously, clicking a target="_blank" link did nothing — the new window request was silently dropped. Hello Browser now hands those URLs off to whatever browser you've set as your system default.
  • Pass a URL directly. You can now run hello-browser https://example.org without the --url flag.
  • Site launchers via make desktop. A new Makefile target generates .desktop entries so a wrapped site shows up in your application menu like any other app.

  Under the hood

  • Ported from GTK3 / WebKitGTK 4.0 to GTK4 + WebKitGTK 6.0. You'll need the GTK4 and WebKitGTK 6.0 development packages to build.
  • Build system streamlined; README updated with current setup instructions.

  Try it on GitHub

  #projects #hello-browser