A tiny little applet, WorkspaceNumber:
WorkspaceNumber is a Deskbar replicant to display the current workspace number.
Left-click the icon to open the Workspaces applet.
Use the mouse-wheel while hovering over the icon to switch through the workspaces.
Cool. I love it. Could be a default App/Deskbar replicant in Haiku.
I donât like the idea.
It is ok if we have it in HaikuDepot to choose from.
The less on the Desktop than better!
It coul go to Deskbar/Desktop applests
The Workspaces app can already be installed in DeskBar, but it shows a tiny preview of the workspaces, which doesnât work great if you have many of them. Maybe we could replace it with this?
Do any of you remember WorkspaceSwitcher? That was a powerful little app. http://pulkomandy.tk/~beosarchive/unsorted/svalka.freenet59.ru/BeOS/Desktop/Workspace/WorkspaceSwitcher2.2.zip
I use it in the deskbar and just make my desktops 1 row so it takes up a whole row in the deskbar, then use it for switching. Canât use it in the same way as the replicant/main window but I do like it this way.
That would be nice as additional option, too.
Everyone, feel free to open new threads, and keep this one on track: announcements.
Dillo(plus), a basic webbrowser build with FLTK.
Donât expect any major changes here, this is a very BASIC browser, and you will run into issues when trying to access modern websites. Nevertheless, nice to be able to show our FLTK port is up to itâs job! 
Kudos to @coolcoder613 for the initial idea and patch!
OK, letâs not forget our own Applications or the libraries involved here.
@PulkoMandy pushed a fix to haikuwebkit that solves the crashing issue earlier, thanks there! (and all that are involved) 
Thanks 
for bugfixing
the âSTOPâ error in StreamRadio 
with the new release !! 
Hello, itâs time for anotehr update in Renga, the XMPP chat client for Haiku!
Since version v1.24 back in may, I made the following changes:
I hope you find it useful! Looking forward to chatting with you all! (I already use it also with an IRC gateway to reach Haiku IRC channels).
Thanks on the updates for StreamRadio and Renga!
Another small X-Mas present: Palapeli, a jigsaw puzzle game, when creating the puzzle several levels of diffeculty can be set:
EDIT just missing a nice icon for it
Belatedly, Renga sounds awesome. Apologies for going somewhat off-topic, but Iâve been meaning to get back into Jabber for a while, and found it hard to pick a server. Is jabberfr.org a good place? Iâve been going through the website, and it sounds like everyoneâs welcome.
Yes, itâs run by people I know somewhat personally now (after meeting at opensourge events and asking for a bit of help with Renga). It is a very small nonprofit, whicheis ok because running an XMPP server does not require too much resources.
I donât think they have problems providing services to more people. Registrations are not always open because of spammers, but you can ask on their xmpp channel for help with that (they can re-enable it)
A new version of NetSurf is available. NetSurf is a small and light web browser suitable for older machines. Here is the changelog from NetSurf authors (there had not been new releases for more than 3 years):
The biggest change to the core is improved CSS support, including
support for the âdisplay: flexâ property value, which improves the
layout of some web pages. There is also a new option in the Choices
to disable CSS.
A huge number of other changes have also been made including
new features, significant performance optimisations, stability
improvements, and other fixes.
HTML: Fixed failure to reflow SVGs if fetched and ready before layout.
HTML: Support for display: flex layout.
HTML: Improved minimum/maximum sizes in box layout.
HTML: Improved handling of percentages.
HTML: Minor cleaning up of layout code.
HTML: Use new LibCSS API for unit conversion.
HTML: Improved ordered list handling.
CSS: Updated selection callbacks to latest LibDOM API.
Options: Added core option to disable CSS.
Options: Added core option to prefer dark mode.
Options: Improved user choices file processing.
Bitmap: Opaque testing now implemented in core.
Bitmap: Added core support for premultiplied-alpha.
Bitmap: Format logged on startup.
Bitmap: Added support for pixel colour component order configuration.
Bitmap: Added colour component order conversion functions.
Bitmap: Generally more optimal on all platforms for all image formats.
Image: JPEGXL image handler.
Image: Compatibility with latest rSVG version.
Image: Improved handling for broken GIF images.
Image: Updated to new LibNSGIF API.
Image: Updated all image format handlers to use new core bitmap capabilities.
Fetch: Updated to new libcurl API.
Fetch: Disabled TLS1.0 and TLS1.1.
Fetch: Improved handling of bad SSL connections.
Fetch: Change to libcurl to optimise HTTPS connections (upstreamed).
Local history: More robust rendering.
Resources: Updated certificate bundle.
JavaScript: Minor updates to DOM bindings.
JavaScript: Updated to Duktape 2.7.0 release.
JavaScript: Console: Donât log through closed window.
Utility: Cleaned up UTF8 handling.
Utility: Improved recursive directory removal.
Utility: Add support for xx_YY format language codes.
CI: Various improvements to build automation and testing.
General: Various warning fixes.
General: Aligned UserAgent with compatibility spec.
Documentation: Updated URLs to https.
Documentation: Added front-end development guide.
Text areas: Clear selection on word left/right.
Buildsystem: Fixed handling of removed header files.
Disc cache: Minor fixes.
Debug: Added generated charts to image cache stats page.
Debug: Added descendant bounding boxes to HTML box tree dumps.
Built in: Cleaned up generated about: pages.
LibParserUtils library 0.2.5 (parser building utility functions):
fill-opacity property.stroke-opacity property.revert value.unset value.initial value.position property sticky value.display property âgridâ values.prefers-color-scheme media query.Nice one @PulkoMandy ! Thanks 
HaikuUtils, a collection of tools created by @X512 Thanks! Now available in the depot.
Flying in from 2023 with only minutes until itâs 2024 where Iâm at, SDL Sopwith lands in HaikuDepot for x86_64 (32-bit buildmaster is broken as of time of posting):
