Adrien Plazas
Antifascist • 🔥 Antiableist • 🦋 AuDHD • 👂 Hearing impaired • 😷 Masked and organized •
@gnome@floss.social member • 🖐️ App and UI developer • 🫒 Mediterranean
• Author of discontinued app 🎮 GNOME Games, now continued as Highscore by @alice@mk.nyaa.place.
• GNOME mobile UI and app dev, culprit of the 📱 Librem 5.
• Expect very far left wing politics, neurodivergence, and computers related stuff.
I publish in English and French • Je publie en français et en anglais
I'm particularly happy about @gnome@mamot.fr 50 because I've been able to contribute an #accessibility feature that I need: setting the alarm sound in Clocks! Because of my terrible hearing I couldn't hear the alarm sound, but now we have a better default and plenty of options! 😄 I need it on desktop, but even more on mobile as that's where I typically set alarms.
J'ai retesté ma vieille clarinette d'études pétée… elle est ptet pas si pétée que ça en fin de compte ! 🤩 Ça s'trouve après une révision elle sera comme neuve. Bon par contre mes petits doigts sont toujours aussi hyperlaxes et ont toujours autant tendance à se coincer. 🥲
Vous connaissez des adaptations d'accessibilité pour hyperlaxes des petits doigts pour Buffet Crampon E13 ? #BouteilleÀLaMer
J'ai décidé que caisses dans « en faire des caisses » a la même racine que caséine, queso, cheese et käse, et que ça veut donc dire « en faire tout un fromage ». C'est pas le cas, mais ça devrait. 😤
I have a question for #accessibility specialists. I am writing some documentation as books, and for one of these books I want to link to a specific section in another book of that documentation. To make very clear where that section sits in the documentation's navigation, I want my link's text to be its full path, but I need to separate each segment somehow. So far, I am using the → character as a separator, so my links look like "Book → Chapter → Section", does that seem right to you?
Ah les colis qui arrivent déchirés et vides, un bonheur.
When going on adventures in the wild, has anyone ever brought some ebook reader with maps, city guides, dictionaries, translation dictionaries, bike repair guides, botanic guides, survival guides, etc? I wonder how convenient they would be to use.
The idea is that ebook readers are light and have a very long battery life, so having them full of informations relevant to said adventure would make them way more valuable to me.
Does anybody know how to report and workaround crashes in the amdgpu Linux driver?
On one of my machines, I regularly have system freezes when using Firefox and some other apps, everything freezes but the mouse pointer. Looking at the system logs, it's because of the amdgpu driver, that's way too low level for my current knowledge.