GNOME 3.36 Beta 2 Released With Initial Setup Parental Controls, Lock-Screen USB Disable

[oleid]

That is the bug report. I'm not enough of a Gnome user to even want to track down where to report it...plus it seems that going to the display settings and hitting apply fixed it. My assumption is that it was triggered by whatever Gnome's "auto-detect for defaults" uses and Gnome's "auto-detect for defaults" would fuck up somewhere in the locking, blanking/killing the displays, and restoring the displays and showing the lockscreen.

Either that or you sleep-walked and loosened the cables or something.

[oleid]

From the outreachy webstite "We expressly invite women (both cis and trans), trans men, and genderqueer people to apply."

We live in clown world. (Facepalm) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facepa...alm_statue.jpg

Yes, they all meet here in this forum spreading outreachy fud

[skeevy420]

skeevy420 Why don’t you just build it yourself? Mutter and Shell is very easy to do because the CI tests on Fedora.

Btw 3.35.91 is already old now. I count at least 8 devs doing commits on Mutter and 5 devs doing commits on shell since 3.35.91 was tagged.

I probably could but it really isn't something I want to look into right now. I'm just getting into the feel of Silverblue and how it does things for the moment. Once I get a better hang of all that then I'll look into building packages on Fedora and going on from there. Baby steps and all that.

Really never been an RPM system user outside of a few failed attempts at various SUSEs over the past year or so (never did like how they use that build server and how they documented around that) so I'm really not all that comfortable with dnf/yum, needing -devel packages in general, etc.

The good thing is once I start trying stuff like that out I'll be able to leverage Silverblue's strengths and revert, revert, revert when I'm bound to mess something up. I know how trying stuff goes as a long time Arch/Manjaro user so it just makes sense to step it up and learn to leverage and use what SB offers.

[144Hz]

A new player has entered the game

Christian Hergert of sysprof fame just got some performance work merged to mutter.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutte..._requests/1072
Dogfooding his own tools I guess

[Mez']

As much as I want to reply to people above...because, honestly, between a few of y'all's posts, there is a "funny kernel" joke up there...I'm gonna stick to Gnome comments since I'm actually using it right now.

WTF is up with multimonitors on Gnome (3.34.4 - Fedora Silverblue 31)? Went to bed last night and had an episode of DS9 paused on Netflix on my main monitor (hdmi, 49" TV). Woke up this morning and the top bar switched to my 19" DVI 1400x900 monitor (that I normally rig vertical for typing crap). Netflix/Firefox stayed on the screen it was supposed to. Had to tweak the Display settings to fix it so we'll see if it stays fixed.

For a bug, when I moved my monitors around and clicked apply, the mouse froze in place where the Apply button was and a new one appeared on my big screen. Tried to take a screenshot but neither cursor was in it.

That right there is the current issue with Gnome.

They don't fix the obvious problems (dual monitor is not working properly and what works is not reliable, HiDPI is a mess), they strip down features from their flagship apps (Nautilus is the obvious, but others as well) or from the desktop itself (I need 14 extensions to obtain a decent workflow, only very basic features) but they are reinventing the wheel with their apps barely anybody uses or will (Gnome Music, Boxes, Epiphany, Evince, Maps, Mail...) to create that unnecessary Gnome fat mentioned above.
And then they pretend they don't have the resources to maintain these flagship apps and need to remove features. It's just ridiculous and doesn't make any sense.

They should focus on the desktop and the few popular apps to make them better. For the rest, there is always an app that does it better and that any good distro will have pre-installed instead. They are dispersing into too many projects while they can't even make the main projects right. It's such a waste of resources.

A Gnome user regretting Unity.

[skeevy420]

That right there is the current issue with Gnome.

They don't fix the obvious problems (dual monitor is not working properly and what works is not reliable, HiDPI is a mess), they strip down features from their flagship apps (Nautilus is the obvious, but others as well) or from the desktop itself (I need 14 extensions to obtain a decent workflow, only very basic features) but they are reinventing the wheel with their apps barely anybody uses or will (Gnome Music, Boxes, Epiphany, Evince, Maps, Mail...) to create that unnecessary Gnome fat mentioned above.
And then they pretend they don't have the resources to maintain these flagship apps and need to remove features. It's just ridiculous and doesn't make any sense.

They should focus on the desktop and the few popular apps to make them better. For the rest, there is always an app that does it better and that any good distro will have pre-installed instead. They are dispersing into too many projects while they can't even make the main projects right. It's such a waste of resources.

A Gnome user regretting Unity.

FWIW, same OS with Plasma has minor multi-monitor issues as well. Crap like stuff opening on the 2nd window when I expect it to open on the primary (which is probably just some Plasma setting I'm missing) and, similar to Gnome in regards to screen locking and restoring the session, the taskbar on my 2nd monitor acts weird until I mouse over it and interact with something (it's like it adds phantom elements from the primary taskbar) and then it's fine.

There are so many setups with multi-monitor that it's hard for them to work on. I like having both a horizontal and a vertical screen. Got a 49" 16:9 1080p I use as my main monitor and a 16:10 1440x900 I like to keep vertical because it's better for reading text. Neither Gnome nor Plasma like that setup. Heck, a lot of Plasma's stuff (like System Settings) doesn't even scale properly on my vertical monitor (which is odd because you'd think with all the 1366x768 crap still around that 900 pixels wide would be covered).

Just want y'all to realize that I'm an equal opportunity hater.