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Just wondering why the Refine app looks like this in Gnome 48. Is it just on my computer, or does it really look like this? https://preview.redd.it/31qmhjnrq4se1.png?width=870&format=png&auto=webp&s=afbcd9073c3b5c677aed8100f4bb054104d65d8b submitted by /u/futuredev_ [link] [comments]

A screenshot of the Gnome top bar with a date in the middle and some extension icons from Gnome Extensions. I have several extensions for my top bar. I like them. They show me if my computer is working or if I am waiting for a frozen process. That's just one of the things I like. Now as you can see in the picture I've gotten into a little bit of a pickle. I ran out of space. I now have to choose between AppIndicators, NVIDIA GPU Stats Tool and TopHat. One of them has to go because the information does not fit and is turned into "...". Can I remove/move the date in the middle to (/dev/null)/the left? Where do I do this? I've looked through the extension settings, tweaks and various other places. Is this a missing feature or am I looking in the wrong place? Extra screenshot for clarity: A zoomed in screenshot of the Gnome top bar with a date at the left and some extension icons from Gnome Extensions on the right. I appreciate any help! submitted by /u/RonHarrods [link] [comments]

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Hi everyone, I have this issue where workspace indicator looks as if it was highlighted constantly. The issue persists even if I turn the extensions and custom themes off. https://preview.redd.it/qy0cmba782se1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=fa38a4a7278929e6c395229fbaee9b17b15d3252 https://preview.redd.it/c1lj6fa782se1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=aaba7c530d1049d6db504684e43c47a89023002c submitted by /u/Rysiekku [link] [comments]

Currently, when using a maximized window, pointing the cursor at the top right edge of the screen doesn't trigger the close button. https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/8386 finally fixes this. submitted by /u/Leading_Albatross857 [link] [comments]

Is this even OK? I honestly dunno how to troubleshoot it. Does anyone have any ideas on what to do with this? 9.4 GB of RAM used by gnome-shell edit: that's gnome-shell 48.0-1 on Arch submitted by /u/Dimon_Bor [link] [comments]

Top - After Bottom - Before Do anyone notice the different? 😆 Achieve this by blending the subpixel during fractional interpolation, this avoid pixel jump and improve smoosshhhhhnes... But it still got small when the shader and the box is not sync maybe the box got drawn more faster than the effect by gpu??? Btw any tips or idea for this? 😅 submitted by /u/Creepy_Lunch9345 [link] [comments]

Hi, I've got KeePassXS launching on startup in the minimized state. If the window has never been drawn, the appearance of the window in the overview is as on the screenshot: https://preview.redd.it/0g4zw8znb1se1.png?width=1912&format=png&auto=webp&s=bbd3726247c12d5a9709bd24ec160c6a8fec87ac I know there is an extension, that hides minimized windows from the overview, but this is weird to install an extension just to fix this annoyance. Moreover, I don't really want to hide this window, as I need to switch to it from time to time. Do you know if this problem has been fixed in the latest Gnome, or do I need to open a bug report? submitted by /u/steakhache [link] [comments]

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Edit: Fix will be in GTK 4.18.4 ---------- Hello, Fresh install of Gnome 48 on Arch here, and I'm noticing some weird behavior regarding cursor shape. So when I move my cursor between 2 different applications, sometimes the cursor shape will get "stuck" on how it looked like in the first application window, and that shape will carry over to the second application, as seen on this video: https://reddit.com/link/1jnxlgh/video/qsk0d83r6zre1/player So far, I'm experiencing this in Nautilus and Gnome's text editor. Anyone had this happen to them before? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Ingordin [link] [comments]

Is there some sort of gsettings toggle or CSS config to restore the old neutral-gray color instead of the new purple-gray in Gnome 48? It took me a while to get my DDTerm, Zellij, Micro, Obsidian, and more to look like Adwaita which I think is the best UI design system for Linux by far. But this change came out of nowhere and broke all the consistency which is something I love about Gnome, and that makes me sad. If not, anyone on Arch know if it's safe to hold back `gnome-shell` only while updating other stuff? I tried once with Blender and it broke due to dependencies so I'm reluctant. submitted by /u/rehhouari [link] [comments]

Ive seen allot of gnome hate on both youtube and some online posts. I don't understand the hate at all, I love gnome and personally think default kde plasma is boring af. Does anyone understand the gnome hate? submitted by /u/Character_Media4058 [link] [comments]

I stopped using the desktop cube extension. It was cool at first but now I want to use the regular 2D workspace switching. However, I feel myself really missing its option to click and drag the desktop (or the top panel) to go to another workspace. Kind of like the touchpad multi-finger gestures, just with a mouse. Is there an extension that adds just this feature? (ideally one that works with, or adds, grid workspaces, like "workspace matrix") submitted by /u/Petrusion [link] [comments]

Hey All! Number one, congratulations on Gnome 48! This is the best gnome ever and I'm really happy with it! Everything is so polished now, it's great. Now, the reason for this post, autoselect last user. Or allow pam to be run on the last user. Now with Howdy and Fingerprint readers, we still have to press enter? It's pretty frustrating, and it seems like one solution is to just have the last user selected. Perhaps that could be a setting to turn on and off in the settings for gnome, and maybe default it to off. This is one of the longest requested features I've seen, there have been recent hacks to get it to work, can someone please take a quick look at the most recent hack and put it in place? Sincerely, someone who loves Gnome and now is 99.99999% happy replacing Windows, except for one small small niggle. Thanks, have a good day. submitted by /u/EntertainmentUsual87 [link] [comments]

Hello friends I have an external monitor to my laptop and when I put it in 1080p in Gnome does not give signal and stays black and when I put a lower resolution of 1080p if it works my distro is Arch btw any solution to my problem? submitted by /u/Resident_Lab_3636 [link] [comments]

Does anyone have a source for more dark and light mode wallpapers? I'm searching the web but can not find any good ones which transistion nice into eachother. I'm asking here since it's an option in gnome. I can do the xml myself, i just need some great once. I hope it's okay to ask it here submitted by /u/derixithy [link] [comments]

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There's not a way to select multiple folders or files that are not positioned next to each other in the GUI when using just the touchscreen. If there is I would like to know. The rectangular selection tool is also generally cumbersome to use on the touchscreen as there has to be an empty space to start the drag and if there isn't you have to aim in the space between the folders or files or at the edges and if you miss you end up moving a folder or file instead of selecting an area. It also doesn't allow for selecting multiple files that are apart from each other as I already mentioned. submitted by /u/FrameXX [link] [comments]

After a long time, I recently had a chance to try out my friend’s Mac with the latest macOS. To my surprise, I found GNOME to be much better designed. macOS feels cluttered and too densely packed for my liking. Does anyone else feel the same way, or do you have a different take? submitted by /u/massiveblackhole_ [link] [comments]

I had been using gnome for a long time as you would use a more standard de, adding extensions to make it feel more like Windows etc. To me, the standard gnome layout didn't make sense. Where is the minimise button? Why is why is having a more Windows like dock at the bottom available only through extensions? That changed though once I realised the utility of the windows button and to use the workspaces - using a different window for each workspace, learning the shortcuts etc. now I see it as vastly superior to how I used to use a computer. I think though considering the workflow is unknown and frankly alien to how the majority of people have been taught to use computers for decades, there really needs more information on how to optimally use gnome for people transitioning over. It really wasn't obvious how to use it properly and only came after a lot of time using the de. Maybe as part of the welcome message to gnome, there should be a link to a video explaining how to get the most out of gnome? Aesthetically it looks a lot like macos and frankly I feel when people use the DE and it doesn't perform the way they expect they get frustrated with it. I honestly feel a lot of the bad rap that gnome gets and from people that say that KDE is superior etc is just because people don't understand how to use gnome properly. Do you guys have any thoughts on this? submitted by /u/talking_tortoise [link] [comments]

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