GNOME 3.35.3 Released As Another Step To GNOME 3.36

[phoronix]

Phoronix: GNOME 3.35.3 Released As Another Step To GNOME 3.36

GNOME 3.35.3 is out today as the latest development release on the road to GNOME 3.36...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag....35.3-Released

[fuzz]

For what kind of benefit?

Could be plugged into the likes of Builder or gitg for example to have a list of repositories to track and clone.

[angrypie]

Imagine you could disable this with systemctl. - Not possible. The workarounds with /dev/null could potentially break your system. Well, I switched the desktop therefore.

IIRC g-o-a doesn't do anything unless you tell it to.

It also doesn't pester you to make accounts anywhere; it's there solely for convenience. KDE has support for online accounts as well.

[Steffo]

Imagine if GNOME Online Accounts had support for GitHub and GitLab.

Imagine you could disable this with systemctl. - Not possible. The workarounds with /dev/null could potentially break your system. Well, I switched the desktop therefore.

[Hibbelharry]

Imagine if GNOME Online Accounts had support for GitHub and GitLab.

For what kind of benefit?

[Britoid]

Would be nice with Flatpak for Epiphany (Web) and Evince (PDF) and Totem (media player) because of sandboxing for better security.

Other than that, I would like a different animation when bringing up the "Dash", one that animates from bottom-up like on Android and iOS. I don't like the folding animation used in GNOME.

Yeh. I'm not a fan of the fan out animation for the app grid either, it seems oddly out of place and more like a performance test.

A fade up would be nicer imho.

[uid313]

Would be nice with Flatpak for Epiphany (Web) and Evince (PDF) and Totem (media player) because of sandboxing for better security.

Other than that, I would like a different animation when bringing up the "Dash", one that animates from bottom-up like on Android and iOS. I don't like the folding animation used in GNOME.

[144Hz]

The big Gestures overhaul is also landing now. 2 of 4 MRs landed already. Nice.

[uid313]

Imagine if GNOME Online Accounts had support for GitHub and GitLab.