Cauldron is a GNOME desktop application written in Rust that allows you to read articles stored in your Pocket account. It is built using the GTK toolkit as the graphical library.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Pocket Integration: Cauldron seamlessly integrates with your Pocket account, allowing you to access and read the articles you have saved.
- GNOME-Friendly UI: The application’s user interface is designed to blend in with the GNOME desktop environment, providing a native and intuitive experience.
- Responsive Design: Cauldron’s layout adapts to different screen sizes and resolutions, ensuring a great experience on a variety of devices. -Offline Reading (coming soon): You can download articles for offline viewing, making it easy to read your saved content even when you’re not connected to the internet.
- Customization: The application offers various customization options, such as light and dark themes, to suit your personal preferences.
Website: github.com/dottorblaster/cauldron
Support:
Developer: Alessio Biancalana
License: Apache License 2.0
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It’s a pity that Pocket is not FLOSS.
Nothing is free
It’s a sad fact that Linux software and websites are chronically underfunded. Only a minuscule number of Linux users donate to open source software or Linux-related websites. The rest are sadly freeloaders.
All software and websites cost time and money to develop. They are not free in that sense. No wonder an increasing number of open source projects and Linux-related websites are mothballed.
Many are freeloaders I agree, but not all. I wouldn’t consider children/students as all freeloaders.
Witness the way the developer of Dash to Panel was effectively forced to quit, effectively hounded out by the loud bleating of a small minority. Just appreciating the efforts of an open source project doesn’t pay the development costs.
He came back after receiving some donations.
Yes, i saw that. One of the most useful extensions available. I’m so happy that development continues.
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