There is already an open issue in the AppCenter repository. elementary/appcenter#440
And also an example how this can be realized for an default app like Calculator using gettext domain in AppData.
I'd like to see this supported by Planner. How do you feel about the idea @alainm23?

I think it would make it a lot more obvious that you can double click to rename a panel if the text cursor is shown when moving the mouse over it.

But only do this when hovering over the label on the header bar, don't show the text cursor for other parts of the header bar.

By text cursor I mean this:

![text cursor](https://proxy.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fcdn3.iconfinder.com%2Fdat

When I click the top right nav links, the site is redirected to http protocol.

Request:

GET /elementary-apps/wishlist HTTP/1.1
Host: quassy.github.io
......

Response:

HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Server: GitHub.com
Content-Type: text/html
Location: http://quassy.github.io/elementary-apps/wishlist/
......

Noob-friendly instructions would be helpful. I didn't realize I had to clone or download the actual repo (as I'm still a noob myself).

Thanks!

Looking to https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Vala/Documentation, i found much more links to vala tutorials.
Some of them would be great to appear on start screen of this app.

For instances:

• suprisingly, there is "Getting Started" book from Elementary OS team, including some articles, already highlighted on their news channel at medium.com (i did not know, that such doc exists).
• Official V

Would be cool to display also a font colour to use with picked background colour for the best contrast and style.

Dippi is a great tool to check existing monitors, but when searching for monitors I'd love to have some advice on good dpi's I could search for.
Maybe the "empty screen" can be used to share this information? For example depending on whether Laptop or Desktop is selected show the recommended dpi ranges for LoDPI and HiDPI. Maybe in some kind of graph, also communicating the low and high ends of

Some folks have pointed out that it might not be entirely accurate to say an app has not been reviewed for security and privacy, as Canonical may have reviewed apps in their repos, Flathub may have reviewed apps in their remotes, etc.

I think this can be resolved by being more precise, and saying they have not been reviewed “by elementary”.

GNOME Settings Daemon automatically selects the correct scale when it is clear, but sometimes it isn't clear. In those cases we should ask users what makes sense for their display and if they prefer 1x or 2x scaling

From https://github.com/elementary/blog/issues/40 by @danrabbit

Something like this might make the tags page nicer to scroll through as well

@cassidyjames:

I like the idea, but that feels like a lot of wasted space to the right. 🤔

• Bifid Cipher
• Beaufort cipher
• Playfair cipher
• Vigenere Cipher
• SHA384 Hash
• SHA512 Hash