A Look At The Exciting Features/Improvements Of GNOME 3.22

[mastercoms]

I would assume Ctrl+L still works?

Yes, thanks, but I feel like it should be more discoverable, like double clicking the breadcrumbs.

[Mystro256]

Yes, thanks, but I feel like it should be more discoverable, like double clicking the breadcrumbs.

Indeed I would report this to bugzilla.gnome.org, although I believe there's a help window that displays all keyboard shortcuts.

[Klassic Six]

New interface for GNOME Control Center? whats that?

[uid313]

New interface for GNOME Control Center? whats that?

One with tabs to the left, it looks like the settings control panel in iOS and Android.

[oleid]

what distro are you using ? maybe its a debian related bug

I doubt it - I'm on debian testing.

[bkor]

Yes, why not? I haven't got any problems with Qt5 apps in GNOME Wayland. Just run application with -platform wayland parameter. There is one problem: Window decoration is different than GTK3 or XWayland applications.

During the development phase of GNOME 3.22 there was some issue that GNOME supported a newer version of a Wayland desktop protocol than what Qt5 supported and that caused problems. Not sure what came out of it.

[anda_skoa]

There is one problem: Window decoration is different than GTK3 or XWayland applications.

Different client side technologies end up different client side decorations.
Easily fixable by using a compositor that does (optionally or by default) support server side decorations.

Cheers,
_

[dragon321]

Different client side technologies end up different client side decorations.
Easily fixable by using a compositor that does (optionally or by default) support server side decorations.[/SIZE]

Cheers,
_

So, this is problem. Well, again problems with KDE and GNOME compatibility...

During the development phase of GNOME 3.22 there was some issue that GNOME supported a newer version of a Wayland desktop protocol than what Qt5 supported and that caused problems. Not sure what came out of it.

GNOME is faster with Wayland implementation than KDE, so why not?