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A Look At The Changes & New Features Of GNOME 3.24
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Originally posted by nomadewolf View Postit's so frustrating not being able to see all my open apps without having to click anything
Originally posted by nomadewolf View PostI prefer the power to do whatever i want
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Originally posted by ElderSnake View PostI also use GNOME Wayland every day. In fact, these days I struggle to use anything else. On the rare occasion a game, usually WINE based like Skyrim, doesn't play nicely with XWayland (mouse issue) I just launch a lightweight X wm like WindowMaker in a separate TTY and play the game there.
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Originally posted by Griffin View PostNice review. GNOME had another great development cycle. They moved further ahead of the competition.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postthere is a taskbar extension for that
all your power is here https://extensions.gnome.org/
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Originally posted by Pawlerson View Post
If you compare it to Win 3.1 then ok. However, even Win 3.1 is more usable in few things. Gnome is bloated, slow and terrible mess. What's current language developers should use for writing gnome applications? Vala? Dead. Python? Damn slow. C#? Slow and bloated crap. Thanks God we have KDE and Unity.
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Originally posted by danielnez1 View PostIf people haw to use JavaScript extensions (reliant on virtually non-existent documentation) in order to get basic functionality, than clearly the system is broken.
2) people need neither documentation nor javascript. they need to press install button in browser
3) how javascript extension is worse than any extension for your browser?
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Originally posted by Griffin View Post
KDE is bloated in many ways. They even managed to be bloated on bugs. No wonder the KDE users and developers are abandoning ship.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Post1) basic functionality does not need any extension. only "i want it to look like windows" needs an extension
Originally posted by pal666 View Post2) people need neither documentation nor javascript. they need to press install button in browser
Originally posted by pal666 View Post3) how javascript extension is worse than any extension for your browser?
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Originally posted by danielnez1 View PostDon't forget basic things like adding launcher Icons and re-arranging things on the panels,
Originally posted by danielnez1 View PostYeah but programmers do, without decent documentation the best people can do is hack away.
Originally posted by danielnez1 View Postits just telling that an extra programming layer and runtime is needed to produce a basic extension to offer functionality that can be done in other DEs without any programming hacks.
2) all de's are written exclusively with programming hacks. the only choice is whether devs shove their hacks down user's throats unconditionally or not
3) i assume you are using web browser without support for extensions, what is its name lol?Last edited by pal666; 19 March 2017, 03:29 PM.
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