In T13979#246980, @ognarb wrote:

The author made some commits recently https://github.com/MaurycyLiebner/enve (17 hours ago). Moving his project to KDE won't automatically bring new developers but could if we start promoting the project using KDE promotional channel and sharing the infrastructure could simplify the maintenance for him (CI pipeline, i18n, ...).

In T13979#246947, @ognarb wrote:

While I would love to see Enve part of KDE, just making it part of KDE won't solve the problem of Enve development having slowed down. I see that the Enve author committed some work recently, maybe you could ask him instead if he wants to become a part of KDE, so that the project gets a stable home.

Please make sure to link him to our manifesto page with a list of benefits and commitments for KDE project: https://manifesto.kde.org/benefits.html and https://manifesto.kde.org/commitments.html. And also, making it a KDE project won't mean it needs to use any KDE frameworks and only work on Linux :) I can help him get through the Incubator process if he is ok: https://community.kde.org/Incubator.

In T13927#245985, @ngraham wrote:

Ah ok, so you're asking for better tiling support to be built in.

In T13927#245985, @ngraham wrote:

Ah ok, so you're asking for better tiling support to be built in.

In T13927#245985, @ngraham wrote:

Ah ok, so you're asking for better tiling support to be built in.

In T13927#245978, @ngraham wrote:

What is "pop shell"?