This Week in GNOME is out with their newest issue to outline the notable GNOME desktop changes for the week. Some of the highlights this week included:
- The GNOME Calendar application now allows exporting events as ICS files for easy event sharing.
- The GNOME Builder integrated development environment has added built-in inline Git blame support to see who last modified particular lines of code. GNOME Builder also now has enhanced LSP Markdown rendering with syntax highlighting and other enhancements.
- The third-party Dev Toolbox added a new color converter tool between HEX / RGB / HSL and other color formats. There is also improvements to its JWT and chmod tools as well as enhanced search support and more.
- The GNOME Foundation continues supporting efforts for advancing the desktop's "Digital Wellbeing" feature as well as working on grant/fellowships and other activities. Part of the Digital Wellbeing sponsorship from the GNOME Foundation is to enhance the Parental Controls support so it's on-par with other modern GNOME apps.
More details for those interested via This Week in GNOME #208 .