Phosh 0.50 Released, GNOME App Aims To Help You Learn Assembly
For going along with the recent release of the GNOME 49 desktop, Phosh 0.50 has been released for this Wayland compositor focused on mobile devices.
Phosh 0.50 is now available for this mobile phone shell/compositor. The new release is designed to work with GNOME 49 while now adding workspace support, on-screen keyboard enhancements, visual updates, and other changes.
More details on the Phosh 0.50 release via Phosh.mobi.
This Week in GNOME also noted this week that libadwaita has picked up some new sidebar widgets, OS-Installer 0.5 is now available for this third-party generic operating system installer built around GNOME, and the third-party Learn 6502 Assembly app has been updated.
The OS-Installer 0.5 release adds slideshow support during the installation process, support for scripting languages like Python and Lua, improved output terminal, new translations, and other improvements.
Learn 6502 Assembly is a native GNOME app on Flathub as a learning environment around 6502 Assembly - the Assembly version used by the Apple II, Commodore 64, and Nintendo NES. Via various vintage games you can learn to program in Assembly.
Phosh 0.50 is now available for this mobile phone shell/compositor. The new release is designed to work with GNOME 49 while now adding workspace support, on-screen keyboard enhancements, visual updates, and other changes.
More details on the Phosh 0.50 release via Phosh.mobi.
This Week in GNOME also noted this week that libadwaita has picked up some new sidebar widgets, OS-Installer 0.5 is now available for this third-party generic operating system installer built around GNOME, and the third-party Learn 6502 Assembly app has been updated.
The OS-Installer 0.5 release adds slideshow support during the installation process, support for scripting languages like Python and Lua, improved output terminal, new translations, and other improvements.
Learn 6502 Assembly is a native GNOME app on Flathub as a learning environment around 6502 Assembly - the Assembly version used by the Apple II, Commodore 64, and Nintendo NES. Via various vintage games you can learn to program in Assembly.