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The latest release oo7-0.6.0 seems not migrating secrets from gnome-keyring at all. Haven't check on oo7-0.7.0.alpha yet. submitted by /u/SnooCompliments7914 [link] [comments]

I've been building an icon theme that stays consistent with GNOME's look but adds a soft frosted-glass depth. Some things I cared about: - File types that say what they are. JSON, Markdown, lock files, certificates, Dockerfiles, YAML, each has its own symbol, and from 48 px a small type label. - Top-bar status icons redrawn on the pixel grid (volume, mic that turns orange while in use, battery marks), still symbolic so the shell recolours them. - No brand logos. Papirus is the fallback for everything I haven't drawn. - An optional per-user MIME add-on, because GNOME types .ts as a Qt translation file and go.mod as a music module :) Before/after vs Yaru and the install one-liner are in the README: https://github.com/thissayantan/frost-icon-theme MIT licensed. Feedback and icon requests very welcome. submitted by /u/Senior-Builder2713 [link] [comments]

Iris is a small open-source project that brings infrared face authentication to Ubuntu and GNOME. It supports login, screen unlock, sudo, and polkit prompts, with a pretty slick animated interface. Everything runs locally, and password authentication stays available as a fallback. Hardware compatibility depends on your IR camera, and it’s still an early project, but it looks worth checking out if you’ve wanted something like Windows Hello on Linux. Website · GitHub EDIT: Before anyone asks this has not been tested to work on Gnome 51. Iris has only been verified to work on Gnome 50. But Iris has been developed to hopefully work on many distros and desktop environments including kde and cinnamon. submitted by /u/RorybaloneyonYT [link] [comments]

I am currently running EndeavourOS, on the LTS kernel, and the Bluetooth toggle button just dosen't wanna stay on, also in the quick settings menu it just gets stuck. submitted by /u/Key-Pop-7696 [link] [comments]

Hi, I opened a PDF document and used the "Edit" menu in the lower right of the application to add some text and circle some boxes in the PDF. When I save and reopen, I can still see these edits, but when I try to print from this app or any other all the edits disappear. Is this a known issue with this app and is there some way to print the document with the edits? Accepting that I may be missing something super obvious here. submitted by /u/figmentcharm [link] [comments]

In GNOME 51 we introduced 3 new default wallpapers, and as always they also have a dark variant. Check them out once you get GNOME 51 on your distro😄️ submitted by /u/victorian-ice-cream [link] [comments]

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I have cachyos and switched from KDE where I had no problems to Gnome. When I start a game through Heroic it stays in the dock and there is no way to open it in full screen. However, if I hover the mouse over it from the preview, I can see that it is playing correctly, including audio. I really don't know how to solve the problem. submitted by /u/Technical_Mammoth270 [link] [comments]

Audio does not appear in the videos I record when using the built-in video recorder, so how do I fix this? submitted by /u/Maroon_Lay [link] [comments]

For example, I press Super and type "MAPAS" (Spanish) and it finds the app, but if i type "MAPS", then it doesn't. Any native way to make it work for both languages? Thank you! submitted by /u/Consistent_Photo_581 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! A while ago I shared my Desktop Widgets extension for GNOME here, and I've just released a major update. This update introduces a completely redesigned configuration UI (inspired by native settings apps) and makes managing your desktop much smoother. What's new: New Settings UI: A clean, modern configuration window to manage all widgets individually. Quick Toggle: Instantly enable/disable edit mode to move and remove widgets on the desktop. Layout Management: Added options to import/export widget layouts as JSON, arrange widgets into a grid, and reset to defaults. New Widgets & Fixes: Performance improvements and bug fixes across the board. You can check out the source code, contribute, or download it from Github. GitHub: https://github.com/r3nhick/desktop-widgets submitted by /u/Rench1ck [link] [comments]

I've been using fedora workstation for the last 5 years or so, and outside of a few niggles it's been great, especially with touchscreen devices, the flexibility is awesome. One of the annoying behaviours that still remains from when I first moved from Mint is anytime I start an app with a keyboard shortcut, or click an email notification, I get "app is ready" instead of the window stealing focus. I've looked at blogposts, reddit threads, so on, but nothing recent seems to come up for me, outside of one-shot gnome extensions. Is it that nobody cares, and I'm the only person it still bothers, or that people have accepted the behaviour, or is there a quick solution people find before they post, that I've not yet come across ? (I know why that flow came about, I'm only really looking for a solution) submitted by /u/TheRealBrokenClock [link] [comments]

WordWrap - fix text typed in the wrong keyboard layout on GNOME Wayland (a manual Punto Switcher / xneur alternative) If you type in two layouts you know the moment: a whole sentence is on screen and it reads `ghbdtn? rfr ltkf&`. Punto Switcher did this on Windows, xneur on X11. Neither exists for GNOME on Wayland, because Wayland does not let apps watch input or see the active window. WordWrap is a small Python tray app that does one thing: select the mistyped text, press Ctrl+F1, the text is rewritten through the other layout and the system layout switches to match. It is manual on purpose - it never watches what you type and never guesses. Direction comes from the text itself (Cyrillic in the selection means "to Latin", and vice versa). How it survives Wayland: - hotkeys via evdev (user in the `input` group), events are not grabbed - selection is read by putting a private marker in the clipboard, sending Ctrl+Insert through uinput and polling wl-paste until the marker changes - result is pasted back via clipboard + synthetic Ctrl+V (wtype does not work on Mutter) - layout switch: `gsettings ... current` is ignored by GNOME 46 in a live session, the real state is `mru-sources`, so it presses the GNOME switch-input-source shortcut through uinput until the state matches Built in: en<->ru, en<->uk, custom maps are a JSON file. Terminal mode with Ctrl+Shift+V. Bilingual UI (en/ru). GPL-3.0. Limits: GNOME Wayland only (tested on Ubuntu 24.04, GNOME 46). No active-window detection, so do not press it in a password field. No vim/tmux. Repo: https://github.com/sgk-dev/wordwrap Alpha (0.3.2). Feedback from people with other layout pairs is welcome. submitted by /u/Sidash-IT [link] [comments]

So I've come back to Gnome and then I found this 'GNOME Web', not Firefox. I got interested in it so I tried to know what is based on. I tried accessing about:config(gecko/Firefox) and chrome://dino, but both didn't hit. After some research, I found that the answer was WebKit, which is used in Safari. Look at the second picture. DuckDuckGo regards my lenovo as Mac :D I am sorry to have written bad English. Please understand myself. submitted by /u/Souta1010 [link] [comments]

Hey, sorry if this is dumb as I am still quite new to Linux but I have been trying to layer gnome-rounded-blur on bazzite using blur-my-shell's github guide but I get this error every time: error: Checkout gnome-shell-extension-blur-my-shell-72-1.fc44.noarch: Hardlinking df/f375d7bd2e290118478162aa9739e9c45f427cbded4363a7e571d3e84b9728.file to extension.js: Bestand bestaat al Does anyone know what to do? Thanks. submitted by /u/ImNotWolframium [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/xxv3bo03hfqh1.png?width=1639&format=png&auto=webp&s=a6a9c8f47565997dea7bef1060c6b3041cceec1d I just returned from vacation and now when I boot up minecraft 26.3 in ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS, there's no top bar, I can't move or resize the window at all, and couldn't find anyone having the same issue before. Any idea? submitted by /u/rcyclingisdawae [link] [comments]

Is there a gnome shell extension that allows you to click through a (transparent) window? For example, I may open up image viewer or a text editor and set the window to "Always on Top" and "Always on Visible Workspace", but I want to click the window underneath my sticky notes without moving it out of the way. If there's no such extension, what is the code that sets a window to ignore mouse events? The closest extension I got was this: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1454/transparent-window/, which at least let me set window opacity. I started modifying this extension to add click-through, but I could not find any instance method related to ignoring mouse events for the current focused window (MetaWindow). There's an associated MetaWindowActor that extends ClutterActor, and it's used in this extension to make the window transparent. It also has a property reactive for handling input events. In a hopeful attempt, I've tried using its setter to set reactive to false, but the property is already false, which means it has nothing to do with making a window pass clicks through. I've also came across the css alternative pointer-events: none and gtk4's Widget:can-target property and gdk3's Window.set_pass_through, except I don't know how to implement these. I had a lot of trouble researching this (also is there a better way than logging out every time I want to refresh changes in the extension), so I'll leave something that search engines can pick up on Tags: streaming overlay; image overlay; sticky notes; set_reactive; pointer-events none; can-target; set_pass_through; click-through; mouse transparent, ignore mouse events submitted by /u/Feguette [link] [comments]

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I'm testing some apps like Foliate and Readest, but they're a bit buggy. Any good apps for reading books locally? submitted by /u/helidatilus [link] [comments]

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Dhruva's own music pill and much more submitted by /u/narkagni [link] [comments]

https://reddit.com/link/1wjw02g/video/nmre5ij29bqh1/player Do you like sharp and crispy cursors? What a coincidence, so do we! Starting from GNOME 51 all our cursors are now rendered using SVG format, meaning no matter the resolution, the cursor will be crispy🤩️ submitted by /u/victorian-ice-cream [link] [comments]

Look forward to faster screen recordings, an Auto Rotate option for screens with accelerometers, offline maps, and much more. Check out our release video! 👉️️ https://tube.kockatoo.org/w/5vARny78Rv2215JwEwNh8t Full release notes 👉️️ https://release.gnome.org/51/ We spent the last 6 months polishing the experience, to make it more accessible and more user-friendly. Unlike the current tech industry, we go slow and fix things! Big thanks to our contributors and donors who made this release possible🩷️ GNOME 51 should arrive to your distribution in the coming weeks, but you can check out GNOME OS Nightly in a VM/bare metal 👉️️ https://os.gnome.org ‼️GNOME OS is still experimental, don't use it for important stuff! We also want to thank our gracious donors! Every donation matter and they allow us to be able to continue our Fellowship program, keep our infrastructure alive and support our community. Please become a friend of GNOME today! We need your support to keep going for another 29 years! https://donate.gnome.org submitted by /u/GNOME_Community [link] [comments]