Today Linkding released version 1.46.0.
I’m really happy about the release:
- It marks a big step after the project was relatively quiet for several months this year – Is the project still maintained
- It includes a feature I have wanted since I started using Linkding: Personal shared RSS Feeds.
I created a PR for this feature, Implement search for user in public shared feed #1349, but I did not test it enough, so the project maintainer implemented the feature independently. That is fine; I am really happy that I can share my shared links as an RSS feed. Before this release, only a global shared RSS feed was available, with all shared links from an instance.
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Christoph Stoettner
I work at Vegard IT GmbH as a senior consultant, focusing on collaboration software, Kubernetes, security, and automation. I primarily work with HCL Connections, WebSphere Application Server, Kubernetes, Ansible, Terraform, and Linux. My daily work occasionally leads to technical talks and blog articles, which I share here more or less regularly.
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