You can always make a suggestion as an issue tab for apps that are not on the list. I will personally check out the app and verify if it is working, properly mantained, safe to use (as a user not a security expert).
Translation is very much appreciated. You can either fork this and remake your own translation or use the same repo with me. I highly recommend translator to review the commit log e

Documentation is critical to any system.
Well maintained documentation helps a few things:

• Assists new members by enabling them to quickly go through the system details.
• Facilitates existing members to learn more about different parts of the system.
• Among other things.

This is more of an inquiry, could somethings like read the docs be integrated into serenity os github repository. If

I read the contribution guide and know that the idea is to only show the top 10 distributions on distrowatch, but having Arch as the sole example of an advanced distribution feels incomplete, almost as if it were the only example. Not to mention that Arch is not even on the top 10 anymore, so if this rule were to be followed the list would have no example of an Advanced Distro.

I propose Slackw

Description

As identified in #520, some mimetype icons have ALL CAPS text, while the majority have small caps text. The latter capitalization should be preferred for readability.

TODO:

• Update wiki/styleguide
• Review mimetypes

Hi, I'm attempting to build NextSpace on Debian. I've got multiple versions of clang/llvm available and the gnustep libraries and libdispatch installed. I am getting strange build errors regarding:

OSEScreen.m:471:29: error: array subscript is not an integer
*redComponent = [dBack[@"Red"] floatValue];
^~~~~~~
and
OSEDisplay.m:253:11: error: use of undeclar

I was trying to create a new shortcut simply by right clicking on the desktop, selecting "New -> Shortcut" then right clicking on the "New shortcut" icon and going to properties, when I get there the "Target" field is un-editable, "Open File Location" simply does nothing to improve the situation, and the "Start in" field is also un-editable.

![example](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/

There's some documentation available in https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt/wiki/ConfigWindowManagers but it could be improved.

Most notably it's rather odd that windowmanagers.conf is not mentioned at all. Would be great to clarify it's format, interaction with session.conf window_manager parameter etc.

Especially interesting are things like absolute vs relative paths, preference/relation with /et

The Cinnamon theme chooser does not show a thumbnail for Capitaine cursor.
Can you add a thumbnail.png (a picture of the default cursor) in cursors directory, so a thumbnail will be shown:

If you have any tweak or suggestion about Desktop Environment, please post it below.

Currently Supported Distro:

All distro except CentOS and openSUSE, Arch Linux only works with LXDE.

Testing List:

Blacklisted (Will not be tested):

1. Gnome
2. KDE
3. Cinnamon

It was pointed out that the checkbox and expander items aren't text aligned. We should make sure that the expander triangle is the same size as the checkbox, whatever that means for it's halignment

I notice the original elementary theme in Juno, fully updated is darker than this theme.
It makes the window borders look blurry.

The table widgets also has darker and well defined borders too. See the Theme Settings section with the table below it.

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The project depends on JNA v4.x while the v5.x is out. It's problematic when trying to use some other libraries that depend on updated version (oshi/oshi), because there are api changes between the two. Is there a plan to upgrade to the latest jna?

Exception in thread "WindowsEventDispatch" java.lang.IllegalArgume

Expected behavior: Usually, if you drag your mouse to the very top of the maximized Firefox window, the tabs and new tab button are clickable.

Bug behavior:
When using the Windows-10-Dark-3.0-dark window borders, you cannot select tabs or click the new tab button when your mouse is all the way at the top of the screen. Instead, you grab and drag the Firefox window itself.

This bug happens w