KDE and GNOME: File Picker, Flatpaks and Epiphany 3.29
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LibreOffice Picks Up A Native "KDE 5" File Picker
Several months back LibreOffice developers began working on better integration with KDE Plasma 5 and that has advanced again today with now having a native file picker.
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Going In-Depth With Flatpak For Sandboxed Application Packaging
Red Hat / GNOME developer veteran Matthias Clasen has recently begun a series of blog posts going in-depth with Flatpaks for those wondering how this application deployment technology is taking over the Linux desktop.
Last week Clasen penned the initial piece for explaining bundles, runtimes, and extensions in the Flatpak realm.
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Epiphany 3.29.3 Picks Up A Reader Mode, Finally Disables NPAPI Plugins
Epiphany 3.29.3 is now available as the latest version of this GNOME Web Browser.
Being in the middle of the GNOME 3.30 development cycle, the Epiphany 3.29.3 release is made up of many changes. First up, Epiphany now has an experimental reader mode that is inspired by Mozilla's Firefox reader mode. When viewing page sources in Epiphany, it will also now display within the web browser itself rather than the text editor.
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