Michael Murphy

I think it makes more sense to hide those particular entries than to hide favorited applications.

As for the Rust DE, it will not be ready in time. But if it were, I'd rather we have LTS using software we actively maintain and support, than something...

We can revise commit titles and their descriptions of prior commits quite easily with [git revise](https://mystor.github.io/git-revise.html), which is what I did today, so I will go through and make sure...

:tada: [I got it working](https://github.com/pop-os/firmware-manager/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md). Unsure if I'll stick with it, but I've patched jilu to expose scopes so that the release changes can be grouped by scope.

This is great. It's a blocker for use in the Ion shell, and a handful of other projects I maintain.

This would be identical to any other trait from a Rust library. Create a new type consisting of a collection of widgets relevant for your type, and implement the two...

GTK signals are always blocking operations. This means that if you need to do a long-running task, it should be spawned in the background. How you keep up with progress...

Encountered same issue with async-fetcher and pop-upgrade

This is probably because it's not getting the PolicyKit dialog requesting for authentication

If done, it should be using the new-aproach branch of the relm4 crate.