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Originally posted by Adriannho View PostMATE's biggest problem is it's very limited developer base. [?] I suggest you take a look at Cinnamon as an alternative.
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Originally posted by Akka View PostAs I understand it, they have alreday ported big part to gtk3. It is a youtubevideo somewhere with mate using gtk3.
I think gimps problem is the gegl port and not the gtk3 port. As I understands it they want to switch both in the same time so we need to wait on gegl to get gtk3 in gimp.
Thanks for updating me on this.
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Originally posted by Adriannho View PostI don't know what to say about that. The port to GTK3 was from the very beginning on MATE's to do, but that was 3-4 years ago. MATE's biggest problem is it's very limited developer base. Porting to a newer toolkit seem a very difficult task (otherwise, XFCE and GIMP would be already on GTK3). So I wouldn't get my hopes up too high on this.
I think gimps problem is the gegl port and not the gtk3 port. As I understands it they want to switch both in the same time so we need to wait on gegl to get gtk3 in gimp.
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Originally posted by sarfarazahmad View PostHey got a quick question. Mate 1.12 roadmap says Add support for gtk3. I dont think that means entire mate would be re-written in gtk3 ? I am not a developer but i think that would be very nice for the linux desktop. I read somewhere that core mate apps like caja would be rewritten.
It also says add support for wayland . guess that is only possible with gtk3. If anyone can comment on this that would be nice. If i get Mate re-written with gtk3 running on wayland on my intel hardware, say one year down the line, I couldnt ask for more
I suggest you take a look at Cinnamon as an alternative. You mind end up liking it.
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Originally posted by Adriannho View PostNo, not really. That's only for devices with a touchscreen.
The same guy bloged about support for touchpads in the next version of Gnome but I haven't heard anything about it ever since.
Hope it gets materialize in the end though. I'll keep my fingers cross.
Hey got a quick question. Mate 1.12 roadmap says Add support for gtk3. I dont think that means entire mate would be re-written in gtk3 ? I am not a developer but i think that would be very nice for the linux desktop. I read somewhere that core mate apps like caja would be rewritten.
It also says add support for wayland . guess that is only possible with gtk3. If anyone can comment on this that would be nice. If i get Mate re-written with gtk3 running on wayland on my intel hardware, say one year down the line, I couldnt ask for more
Also gnome3 is really shaping up ! kudos to the developers. I gave antergos' upcoming release a try (currently getting tested) .It runs gnome 3.14.2 and it runs splendidly well, super smooth. I would use that desktop to make people switch over to Linux.
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Originally posted by by.peroux View PostAre you looking for this http://blogs.gnome.org/carlosg/ ?
Seems to be shipped in gnome 3.14, I am also looking forward to it. Apparently fedora 21 use this new gnome version, I'll give a shot.
The same guy bloged about support for touchpads in the next version of Gnome but I haven't heard anything about it ever since.
Hope it gets materialize in the end though. I'll keep my fingers cross.
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Originally posted by Adriannho View PostFor me, the only BIG Gnome missing feature is touchpad gestures support. For everything else, Gnome is just perfect.
Seems to be shipped in gnome 3.14, I am also looking forward to it. Apparently fedora 21 use this new gnome version, I'll give a shot.
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For me, the only BIG Gnome missing feature is touchpad gestures support. For everything else, Gnome is just perfect.
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The GNOME Progress & Events That Defined 2014
Phoronix: The GNOME Progress & Events That Defined 2014
The GNOME project had a rather splendid year with significant progress made in porting GNOME's components to Wayland, adding many features to the GTK+ tool-kit, enabling OpenGL support in GTK+, and improvements to the many GNOME applications...
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