Julian Raschke

The safest way to fix this would be to make use of different margins in the example app, so that we can visually verify that things look ok.

We don't want to disable `cellLayoutMarginsFollowReadableWidth`, because we want to blend in with the iOS defaults. However, even setting it to `NO` only _reduces_ the offsets, it doesn't completely fix...

Modularising the pod won't hurt, but the individual parts should still look consistent afterwards. So I think that's an unrelated issue actually :)

I've installed the app from source on Juno (fully patched) and I can't get it to work. Edit: Never mind, I think I'm seeing a different thing, will open a...

...Trello, WhatsApp, ValaDoc... :)

I'm a Linux IME newbie, but this is my understanding of the state of things on Juno right now. Fresh user accounts have XKB and (for some languages) IBus [input...

Also, sorry @AkitakiKou for just dropping my notes into your issue :sweat_smile: I wanted to make sure I'm on the right track here in the high level "os" project before...

With CocoaPods 1.7.1, I had to update the workaround to use the new pluralized `swift_versions` attribute: `s.swift_versions

Running UI applications as root is [not really supported under Wayland](https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2374812) anyway, although that will only be relevant in Juno+1 (2020!). I'm not sure how the proposed replacement (PolicyKit) works...

I like the dots, and I think [dash-to-dock's new indicators](https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/04/dash-to-dock-adds-new-launcher-styles-support-for-gnome-3-28) are pretty (with the dot/dash color based on the app icon). I'm not sure if that will lead people to...