Posts about elementary OS and related topics
With 75+ native GTK3 apps, AppCenter continues to fill out with quality experiences from several dozen developers. Many have begun to build their own…
Sometimes you want a simple utility that just does one thing really well. For lossless image compression, Image Optimizer by Gijs Goudzwaard delivers in…
elementary and System76 got together last month to discuss and continue hacking on a new installer for future releases of Linux-based operating systems like…
We’ve been hard at work to refresh the categories on the AppCenter home page. This refresh includes some new categories plus some changes to…
Apparently writing a multi-part series on Medium isn’t enough for me; I just can’t stop thinking and talking about HiDPI! This time I’ve actually…
In 2011, elementary debuted our own “text editor.” We’ve shipped it in elementary OS ever since as Scratch, the default app for handling any…
It was just earlier this year that AppCenter debuted pay-what-you-want apps to elementary OS, and it’s been a great year for apps. After looking…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Sequeler. In the second-ever AppCenter Spotlight, I detailed the apps that users were asking for. One…
This past May we released the major update to elementary OS that debuted the new pay-what-you-want app experience in AppCenter. In those past six…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Torrential. Torrents are an incredibly powerful file transfer tool, commonly used for large downloads (like most…
As the number of apps in AppCenter grows, it’s becoming increasingly important for your app’s listing to stand out. It’s no longer sufficient to…
We’re making some changes to our app codenames (and how we refer to apps) to clean up a few mismatched schemes. This gets a…
We took a brief look at Spice-Up — the presentation app from Felipe Escoto — back in the very first AppCenter Spotlight. But with…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Quilter. The past several months have seen more and more apps being developed for elementary OS…
On elementary OS? Hit the button to get Harvey. Have you ever been designing or developing something with color and wondered if it passes…
In April and May I detailed several apps that were submitted during the private beta. Those apps have continued to improve and get updates…
In case you missed it, we shipped a major fix for an issue that caused updates not to appear. If you haven’t already, you’ll…
A couple of weeks ago I shared my AppCenter Spotlight: Beta Testers piece and got a great response. People continue to be excited to…
Over the past month we’ve been beta testing the new AppCenter with a number of developers, from elementary OS contributors to backers of our…
Our AppCenter campaign on Indiegogo has officially ended at 28% above our goal! During the 30-day campaign we saw more than four hundred backers…
A few moments ago, we hit 100% funded for our AppCenter campaign on Indiegogo. Thank you, backers! More than 300 people backed us over…
It’s been a busy week for elementary! Just last week we launched our Indiegogo campaign for AppCenter: The Pay-What-You-Want App Store. Since then, we’ve…
In my first post on HiDPI, I touched on the problem with marketing buzzwords surrounding the concept: HiDPI is a great idea, but it’s…
With our first few days of the campaign under our belt, we’d like to follow up on our previous updates and share a sort…
We first debuted our Brand page on our website nearly a year ago in an effort to help provide guidelines for the usage of…