Fedora 32 Beta Released With EarlyOOM By Default, GNOME 3.36 Desktop

[Britoid]

I've used GNOME with multiple screens without complaint, but haven't tested another DE in that regard.

There was a time where I was switching between a few computers, all not meeting the "99% of people" specs (HiDPI, 2-in-1). I like consistency between my computers, and GNOME works the best for me in that regard.

But even on the single-screen non-HiDPI computer I'm using now, GNOME works great.

The GNOME Activities view I think really excels under multiple screens.

[sined]

Fedora 32 works great with wayland now. Super fluid UI. Nice to see improvements to Gnome performance. I love were gnome directs, I'm using Mac OS side by side with Fedora, and now Fedora is almost as smooth in day by day usage as Mac.

[skeevy420]

So, we were supposed to ship Silverblue and IoT images with the Beta but for various fun reasons this doesn't entirely seem to have happened! See devel@ for the messy inside rant about this, but for a practical take away, you can grab Silverblue and IoT bits that should exactly match the Beta here:

* Silverblue: https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/c...se/Silverblue/
* IoT: https://kojipkgs.fedoraproject.org/c...0/compose/IoT/

edit: as far as CoreOS goes - I am told there isn't/won't be an official 'Beta', but the team will look to set up a 32 stream for CoreOS soon. Right now there isn't one.

Thanks. Thought it was odd that versions labeled as the "future of Fedora" weren't even given honorable mentions.

[skeevy420]

The GNOME Activities view I think really excels under multiple screens.

Especially with that multi-monitor plugin so you get the sidebar on two screens. I wish that plugin was part of Gnome by default.

Gnome's overall multi-monitor support isn't very good.