This is actually using the information merged into #giggity . I'm very happy that the #DebConf23 xml appears **very** complete (thanks to whoever took the time to send the pull request)!
@fabrixxm is the upstream author and deserves a lot of praise and recognition for #confy IMO
It should migrate to #Debian testing in around 4 days, so just in time for the beginning of #DebConf23
Nice, apparently I was not completely unproductive yesterday during #DebConf23
I **did** upload the latest #confy after having helped upgrading blueprint-compiler (the required version was bumped) in #Debian .
The #gtk4 version looks absolutely beautiful, but see for yourself in the screencast I just did on my #Librem5 (no hw acccelerated video encoding yet, so that's why its not full fps).
This is the sort of app that makes it an absolute joy #daily #driving #phosh !
This is the first release with a brand new UI written in Gtk4/libadwaita, using Blueprint for UI definition!
User interaction has been revisited, while being mostly similar to the previous version: gone is the tab switcher in headbar, now starred talks can be found in navbar. Gone is also the map view (for now, at least). Adding new conferences from URL is now done via a nice dialog, and editing of user-added conferences is done directly in the conference list view. Which is now a window by it's own, used as an "open" dialog. There are some new shortcuts, like the "<primay>-c" shortcuts to copy the current talk details as plain text in clipboard. The talk search can now be filtered to match only starred talks and there are two search "mode": the global search, activated by the button over in the navigation header and by the '<primary>-f' shortcut, and the "current list" search, which search in current talk... show more
Confy 0.7.0 has been released
This is the first release with a brand new UI written in Gtk4/libadwaita, using Blueprint for UI definition!
User interaction has been revisited, while being mostly similar to the previous version: gone is the tab switcher in headbar, now starred talks can be found in navbar. Gone is also the map view (for now, at least). Adding new conferences from URL is now done via a nice dialog, and editing of user-added conferences is done directly in the conference list view. Which is now a window by it's own, used as an "open" dialog. There are some new shortcuts, like the "<primay>-c" shortcuts to copy the current talk details as plain text in clipboard. The talk search can now be filtered to match only starred talks and there are two search "mode": the global search, activated by the button over in the navigation header and by the '<primary>-f' shortcut, and the "current list" search, which search in current talk list for day/room/track.
I'm sure I'm missing something and I'm sure I've missed more than something testing this, so please open tickets on the tracker (tickets can be opened also via email just sending a text/plain mail to ~fabrixxm/confy@todo.sr.ht or u.fabrixxm.confy@todo.sr.ht)
There is also a fix from ~edwardbetts for events that are after UTC midnight. Thanks!
