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Tags are the new Keywords by Heidi, journal

Tags are the new Keywords

Aug 27, 2014

Keywords on deviations were built to be an important tool to help discover artwork. But as deviantART grows and strives to create new ways to discover great content, we’ve found that keywords as we currently use them have become underutilized. We think we can do better -- and can make a better experience for the community -- by making some changes. In the coming month, keywords will transition into tags, and we’ll be improving the way they work. Tags will better surface artwork, allow deviants to form communities around topics, make it easier to find other artists and art appreciators, and increase discoverability. For example,

Happy holidays from deviantART! by Heidi, journal

Happy holidays from deviantART!

Dec 25, 2012

'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through dA, Not a troll was stirring, nor Grinch in his sleigh. Deviations were hung in digital Galleries with care, In hopes that +Favourites soon would be there. The n00bs were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of Daily Deviations danced in their heads. And Fella in his 'kerchief, and spyed (https://www.deviantart.com/spyed) with his night-light, Had just settled down to log-off for the night, When over in the Forums there arose such a clatter, Fella sprang back online to see what was the matter. To the browser window he flew like a flash, Tore open the tabs and refreshed the cache. When what to his art-loving ey

Site Update: New Features by ikazon, journal

Site Update: New Features

Oct 17, 2014

In our continuous effort to improve the DeviantArt experience, we're publishing weekly Site Updates to keep members informed and to gather feedback. Below is a list of recent changes to the site, bug fixes, and feedback that was brought up by members in the last Site Update. What's NewBringing You Closer to the CommunityAs DeviantArt grows, we strive to find more ways to connect you with the things and people that matter to you most. After months of designing, testing, and engaging in community conversations around the shape of things to come, we're proud to announce a series of features that will bring you closer to the community. These new

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Dec 14
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I like to code web apps in technologies such as HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3. I also

Linux and learning new programming languages. Plus, I do photography and icon making when I can. GIMP and Inkscape are awesome! NumixProject icons are amazing

If you give me a llama and I don't give one back, just ask! I don't mind.

Favourite Visual Artist

Henri Matisse

Favourite Movies

The Simpsons Movie, The Hunger Games

Favourite TV Shows

Top Gear, Doctor Who

Favourite Bands / Musical Artists

Avicii, deadmau5

Favourite Books

Earthfall, Programming the Raspberry Pi

Favourite Writers

Mark Walden, Michael Morpurgo

Favourite Games

Free Rider HD, Minecraft

Favourite Gaming Platform

SteamOS and Linux

Tools of the Trade

GIMP (general stuff), Inkscape (icons), Gedit (programming)

Other Interests

Programming, photography, icon designing

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Sep 14, 2014

World of Linux: [Websites] How to use XHTML with

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XHTML. Nowadays, whenever you tend to hear about it, it's just people complaining and recommending that you never should use it, since it's old. It's not. If it was so outdated, then why would w3.org be using it on their webpages? People only think it's out... Read more at World of Linux

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May 16, 2014

Why We Need Net Neutrality-multiple journal repost

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Anyone who also wants me to include their journal here just comment with the URL Journal Repost 1 (Scroll down for more) From Whetsit-Tuya (https://www.deviantart.com/whetsit-tuya) &rsaquo; HOW TO HONESTLY SAVE NET NEUTRALITY (Share) --- arstechnica.com/business/2014/… (This article explains how cable TV prices went up for times the rate of inflation recently.) --- If net neutrality is destroyed then it's all over, this affects North America and the rest of the world. To everyone who says "I live in Europe so this doesn't affect me" most web servers are hosted in the US so it affects you just as much in this aspect, it would most likely affect Canada first in the full

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May 14, 2014

Icon scheme (updated)

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Ok, here's the name idea: S Gloss (s for squircle, gloss for... gloss) I made some more icons and refined others: What changed since the last journal... Updated:                         Old Chrome      /      New Chrome (Colours modified)                                            Old Folder        /        New Folder (Sort of remade, colours same)                        Old Terminal [Normal / Root]          /          New Terminal [Normal / Root] (Made font bold) New: Chrome Beta Chrome Canary Chromium My User picture Firefox Aurora Firefox Beta Firefox Nightly S Gloss Logo

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PeterRollar

Sep 17, 2014

Thanx for the

Glad you like it :D (Big Grin)

PeterRollar

Sep 17, 2014

Thanx for the

Glad you like it :D (Big Grin)

Thanks for the fave!

CianDesign Thanks for watching!

You're welcome

ntim007 dakoder simobortolo Started on a new HTML5/JS desktop today, hopefully it won't be discontinued in one week like virtually all of my other projects... I'm aiming not for it to be like Galaxy html OS - but more like a platform for other people to build on. So the first thing I might do is make it run CloudDesk apps! (Remember I was going to do that with some Galaxy OS version?... but then abandoned it) Anyway, here's a first look: sta.sh/0i91dwekvqa

Maybe you could let CloudDesk users choose a desktop environment, like in Linux??? As in, downloads from the CloudDesk app store. (Examples of Linux desktop environments - ~~Google~~ SmartSearch them - GNOME 3, LXDE, KDE etc.) Just an idea, anyway.

ntim007

Apr 6, 2014

Looks nice ! Sorry I didn't notice the mention earlier (I recommend sending notes, it's more noticeable).

Anyways, in case you wanna make running CloudDesk apps possible. You should limit which apps can be used. Only a limited set of apps will be allowed (copyright issues otherwise).

Well, choosing a desktop environment would require lots of maintenance works. Besides, symbiose web OS already does that.