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So many potential Gnome users hate the file picker and Nautilus, but they probably haven't reached rock bottom regarding user loss yet. Though I don't dare to say if they actually will act once they do reach it.
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Originally posted by Alexmitter View Post
If you use Cinnamon, then you use a very outdated Gnome Shell/Mutter with some extensions baked in.
And, as someone who was a Nemo fan for many years, Nautilus is better by now.
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Originally posted by david-nk View PostGood work, if that keeps up I might return to GNOME one day from Cinnamon.
At least if Nemo can be made to work under GNOME, I wouldn't want to go back to their file manager.
And, as someone who was a Nemo fan for many years, Nautilus is better by now.Last edited by Alexmitter; 13 July 2021, 08:20 AM.
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Good work, if that keeps up I might return to GNOME one day from Cinnamon.
At least if Nemo can be made to work under GNOME, I wouldn't want to go back to their file manager.
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I built a latency tester similar to the one described in this post: https://thume.ca/2020/05/20/making-a-latency-tester/. I measured latency of two terminals running cat and my nvim setup, three editors and one Wayland-native SDL2 game painting on frame callbacks and constantly. The latency tester repeatedly types and erases the a letter, and measures the time between sending the a key and the monitor brightness starting to change.
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GNOME Mutter Lands New Work To Reduce Input Latency
Phoronix: GNOME Mutter Lands New Work To Reduce Input Latency
Long running work by Ivan Molodetskikh to reduce the input latency for GNOME's Mutter compositor was merged today...
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