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Originally posted by JPFSanders View PostGnome 3 after all these years... still a dumpster fire.
Also I love activities. No other desktop provides something like that.
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Originally posted by theghost View PostLuckily no one uses these Vulkan / OpenGL fullscreen applications nowadays, so no need to fix any bugs with alt+tabbing:
Current Behaviour Play a steam game like CS:GO When the overlay kicks-in (like when people going online) the...
Fullscreen games have a bar/border at the top when using ALT-TAB to switch into the game (I'm on Xorg). I'm not sure if this is a mutter or...
It says much about how Gnome is used when such bugs aren't fixed...
On the bright side, we have some better alternatives.
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Originally posted by man-walking View PostUsing Gnome nowadays is about to click double/triple times to access the things you reached easily in the past, the design obsession to hide everything...
That big icons in the apps menu looks like a baby toy game, so inefficient also that sub-folders to group apps, vague and cumbersome at same time.
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
IIRC, Enlightenment can turn anything into a drop down program.
Also, I agree with your Konsole argument. Yakuake hasn't had much love and it's a little bit buggy, while Konsole is still improving. A drop-down mode would make it *the* perfect Yakuake replacement.
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Originally posted by SyXbiT View Post
That's a huge deal!
Despite continuous posts saying that the next Gnome release will better support Wayland with the Nvidia binary, each release proves to be a disappointment.
When will Gnome/Wayland work properly at full speed with the Nvidia binary?
(I get it, maybe my next GPU will be AMD, but Nvidia hardware has been superior for a long time.)
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