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@pancake You can move between posts with the arrow keys, if focused on the right widget, but for the rest my take was that it's too easy to trigger without modifiers

This is almost an identical feature request: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/1151

(as always, this is not set in stone, feel free to reply to that issue with your own take on it!)

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@pancake You can move between posts with the arrow keys, if focused on the right widget, but for the rest my take was that it's too easy to trigger without modifiers

This is almost an identical feature request: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/1151

(as always, this is not set in stone, feel free to reply to that issue with your own take on it!)

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@pancake 👋

> any plans to have keybindings for controlling the interface?

As in?

> Also i would like to have a button in the left side to directly jump into my account profile screen

There's an entry in the headerbar menu!

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@pancake 👋

> any plans to have keybindings for controlling the interface?

As in?

> Also i would like to have a button in the left side to directly jump into my account profile screen

There's an entry in the headerbar menu!

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@baralheia > Also, since Tuba supports multiple accounts, it would be really awesome if there was an option (via a right-click context menu, perhaps?) to interact with a post using one of the other configured accounts.

There are POCs and *very* long discussions on this: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/223
https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/1159

TLDR from my side is on the last linked issue. (These are not written in stone ofc)

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@baralheia > Also, since Tuba supports multiple accounts, it would be really awesome if there was an option (via a right-click context menu, perhaps?) to interact with a post using one of the other configured accounts.

There are POCs and *very* long discussions on this: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/223
https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/1159

TLDR from my side is on the last linked issue. (These are not written in stone ofc)

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@baralheia > as well as the ability to paste media into a new toot from the clipboard

There are some privacy concerns with this one, https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/472

> Also when viewing media on a post, it'd be nice to have left/right buttons to cycle through the images

Arrow buttons should work in the media viewer, if they don't for you I can take another closer look!

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@baralheia > as well as the ability to paste media into a new toot from the clipboard

There are some privacy concerns with this one, https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/472

> Also when viewing media on a post, it'd be nice to have left/right buttons to cycle through the images

Arrow buttons should work in the media viewer, if they don't for you I can take another closer look!

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@baralheia Ah, it seems that the spelling library added the 'Add to Dictionary' option recently. It will be available on 0.9.0! Sorry for the confusion.

The custom emoji picker won't show up if there are no custom emojis available. Taking a look at your instance, I see that the API does in fact return emojis, so could you check if there's some log in the terminal about the request failing? `$ flatpak run dev.geopjr.Tuba`

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@baralheia Ah, it seems that the spelling library added the 'Add to Dictionary' option recently. It will be available on 0.9.0! Sorry for the confusion.

The custom emoji picker won't show up if there are no custom emojis available. Taking a look at your instance, I see that the API does in fact return emojis, so could you check if there's some log in the terminal about the request failing? `$ flatpak run dev.geopjr.Tuba`

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@nougat @LukaszHorodecki The icon is a "named" one, which means it's either missing or Tuba cannot access it, I'll bundle it in the next release, thanks!

As for the cursors, I read this recent blog post about them: https://blogs.kde.org/2024/10/09/curso r-size-problems-in-wayland-explained/

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@nougat @LukaszHorodecki The icon is a "named" one, which means it's either missing or Tuba cannot access it, I'll bundle it in the next release, thanks!

As for the cursors, I read this recent blog post about them: https://blogs.kde.org/2024/10/09/curso r-size-problems-in-wayland-explained/

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@nougat @LukaszHorodecki if you remember any of the issues you faced, let me know!

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@nougat @LukaszHorodecki if you remember any of the issues you faced, let me know!

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@baralheia don't hesitate to let me know!

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@baralheia don't hesitate to let me know!

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@baralheia Thanks for trying out Tuba!

There's a separate picker for custom emojis, usually depicted with a cat icon next to the regular emoji picker!

There was a bug in GTK that blocked gifs, but I believe it got fixed recently so gif-work can continue.

You should be able to add words to the dictionary by right clicking a word and selecting "Add to Dictionary". If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll forward it to the spelling library!

If you have any other suggestions or issues,

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@baralheia Thanks for trying out Tuba!

There's a separate picker for custom emojis, usually depicted with a cat icon next to the regular emoji picker!

There was a bug in GTK that blocked gifs, but I believe it got fixed recently so gif-work can continue.

You should be able to add words to the dictionary by right clicking a word and selecting "Add to Dictionary". If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll forward it to the spelling library!

If you have any other suggestions or issues,

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@ButterflyOfFire Sorry about that, I'll take a look in a second, thanks for letting me know :)

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@ButterflyOfFire Sorry about that, I'll take a look in a second, thanks for letting me know :)

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@mobian @awai Hello 👋 Thanks for updating the package!

Just backported a quick fix for a segfault, hopefully I'm not too late 🙃

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@mobian @awai Hello 👋 Thanks for updating the package!

Just backported a quick fix for a segfault, hopefully I'm not too late 🙃

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@thenanobel Hello 👋

No, this has not been implemented, however if you have a touchpad, I believe there's a libadwaita gesture to collapse the sidebar using a two finger swipe left. (But as it's not something Tuba keeps track of, the only way to show it again is by doing the reverse gesture)

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@thenanobel Hello 👋

No, this has not been implemented, however if you have a touchpad, I believe there's a libadwaita gesture to collapse the sidebar using a two finger swipe left. (But as it's not something Tuba keeps track of, the only way to show it again is by doing the reverse gesture)

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@gnomelibre As for the button, we'll see, Tuba has to check if translations are enabled and if a post can be translated before showing the button, which might cause a layout shift. Let's first iron out all the translation issues before making it that prominent!

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@gnomelibre As for the button, we'll see, Tuba has to check if translations are enabled and if a post can be translated before showing the button, which might cause a layout shift. Let's first iron out all the translation issues before making it that prominent!

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@gnomelibre Hello, Thanks for the report!

Could you try again? If it doesn't show up, could you:

1. open Tuba
2. wait a few seconds (so everything is done loading)
3. click on the post so it opens in the thread view
4. see if there's a translate button in the menu now

I have some suspicions and if the above lead anywhere, I'll fix it in a patch!

Otherwise, please open an issue on the repo so we can debug it further: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/new?assignees=&labels=bug&projects=&template=bug-report.yml&title=%5BBug%5D%3A+

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@gnomelibre Hello, Thanks for the report!

Could you try again? If it doesn't show up, could you:

1. open Tuba
2. wait a few seconds (so everything is done loading)
3. click on the post so it opens in the thread view
4. see if there's a translate button in the menu now

I have some suspicions and if the above lead anywhere, I'll fix it in a patch!

Otherwise, please open an issue on the repo so we can debug it further: https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba/issues/new?assignees=&labels=bug&projects=&template=bug-report.yml&title=%5BBug%5D%3A+

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@supernov (By 'it' I meant dconf-editor, Tuba should absolutely be able to access its dconf. This is still an issue and should actually be fixed... Since it remembers your account and possibly window size, it can then definitely save there and your issue is probably the second one; not shutting down / closing properly!)

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@supernov (By 'it' I meant dconf-editor, Tuba should absolutely be able to access its dconf. This is still an issue and should actually be fixed... Since it remembers your account and possibly window size, it can then definitely save there and your issue is probably the second one; not shutting down / closing properly!)

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@supernov If you are using the flatpak, it probably can't access them.

You can get the value using `flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba get dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-font-size`

You can also set it like that, but I'll probably better if the issue is fixed:

`flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba set dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-font-size true`

and

`flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba set dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-line-height true`

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@supernov If you are using the flatpak, it probably can't access them.

You can get the value using `flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba get dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-font-size`

You can also set it like that, but I'll probably better if the issue is fixed:

`flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba set dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-font-size true`

and

`flatpak run --command=gsettings dev.geopjr.Tuba set dev.geopjr.Tuba larger-line-height true`

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@supernov Hi! Those are saved in dconf when you close Tuba. Possible reasons they are not being saved could be:
- Some issue with the host / distro
- You are closing Tuba in an uncommon way (/ by killing it etc)

If this doesn't help, you can open an issue on the repo so we investigate further!

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@supernov Hi! Those are saved in dconf when you close Tuba. Possible reasons they are not being saved could be:
- Some issue with the host / distro
- You are closing Tuba in an uncommon way (/ by killing it etc)

If this doesn't help, you can open an issue on the repo so we investigate further!

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@tokodon 💖

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@tokodon 💖