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[...] The new future of GNOME Software to support GEdit-Code-Assistance! One key aspect of distributions is the decision of the pre- [...]

[...] A view on the second unstable release cycle of the day by day improved GNOME Software! GNOME Software is called GNOME, but it is actually more Fedora related, since GNOME hasn’t a distro to [...]

[...] and less building errors. In addition to this, GThumb 3.3.2 now includes an AppData file for GNOME Software, offers better desktop background handling and finally honours privacy settings. Here is the [...]

[...] Live Search, Applications Details and Applications Addons coming to Software 3.14! GNOME Software will be hugely improved in 3.14 release by fixing lots lots of bugs, but some new features [...]

[...] Matthias Clasen keeps adding things! Lapo Calamandrei does a fantastic work  in GTK theme for 3.14, Carlos [...]

[...] with the things that GTK+ will bring towards to GTK4 release. Yes, that means GNOME 4! Today, Matthias Clasen announced an updated roadmap for GTK+ and the development plans towards to GTK 4 release. [...]

[...] know it yet, while by becoming part of GTK, it will also receive an extra care / development. Matthias Clasen in his blog-post &  #729566 Include a GtkParasite lookalike in GTK+ And [...]

[...] Parasite became an official part of GTK! The initial import (13h ago) made by Matthias Clasen and is based on Christian Hammond work, which you can find on Github. The import wasn& [...]

[...] known applications and see “Available for Windows, Mac, Ubuntu (WMU)” makes me re-think what Linux Desktop is. Actually this is nothing new to me, it doesn’t come as a suprise, but Linux distro- [...]

[...] .Next (Workstation) will try to please desktop users and this will hugely benefit GNOME & Linux Desktop in general. Red Hat descent days can lead to Fedora descent days and by the release of [...]

[...] not all things work as supposed to, but on the other hand Ubuntu will give you the best out of Linux desktop (the term is wrong) in general, meaning easy access to all available software, free and no- [...]

[...] . So why not Stylus that has more or less the same capabilities with Sass and it is more Linux Desktop friendly, or more popular if you prefer. I do like Sass, it is a step forward in GNOME [...]

[...] should be. It aims to have a simple and clean interface, and to integrate well with the GNOME desktop by using the Evolution Data Server backend for managing calendars, following GNOME’ [...]

[...] to get you there. Nowadays, speaking for Fedora, we mostly mean Fedora workstation and GNOME desktop that comes as default. Starting from Fedora 21, by removing GNOME and using something [...]

[...] such a case. The main reason for this proposal was the bad integration of Firefox with GNOME desktop. In particular the points that were referred on the discussion, were: Visuals that don’ [...]

[...] their reputation to go against a Software Foundation as GNOME, but things will be different if GNOME Desktop goes into the market as a commercial product via a company. For example, there’re several [...]

[...] is the second girl (apologies if I am wrong on this!) that will be the main maintainer of a GNOME App. First was Meg Ford with Sound-Recorder that made its debut on 3.12. I am not making any [...]

[...] some web-service like YouTube. Music is here (except from the obvious!) to demonstrate what a GNOME App can do and how we can create attractive, functional, user friendly interfaces. Just Take A Look! [...]

[...] .gnome.org/gtk3/3.10/gtk-running.html What If.. It would be really awesomely cool if every GNOME App had a drop-down list in preferences (DDE, Deepin does this), that would let us to set theme per [...]

[...] example Seed Vs GJS} with languages brings some confusion. What should I use to write a GNOME App? WebKit 2 GTK+ 3 Bindings A couple days ago Vala and Evan Nemerson added  [...]

[...] GNOME Terminal might be good enough, but it certainly doesn’t rock! Breaking my blogging-free holidays, to [...]

[...] After 1.5 year (GNOME 3.6), Transparency is back to GNOME Terminal 3.12, at least for Fedora installations! This change is not supposed(?) to come for GNOME 3. [...]

[...] worked only from UEFI booting. Ubuntu GNOME currently has GNOME 3.10 and some components like GNOME Terminal are in version 3.6, but I think Ubuntu is working to include GNOME 3.12 for their 14.10 [...]

[...] on animations. Probably that would be possible if we were using Node and V8, and some GNOME developers are already thinking a GJS replacement on top of NODE.JS. GTK on NODE? ..Well not soon, but [...]

[...] notifications designs. Notifications isn’t exactly the strongest point of Shell, but GNOME developers are planning some significant changes towards to a completely new notifications system. If [...]

[...] . Notice that SASS syntax also supports regular CSS. This change will greatly help GNOME developers to easily maintain and evolve further the 7000+ CSS lines of GTK+, but it will also help [...]

[...] would welcome. For the end, the private mails (and phone calls) between Red Hat and GNOME developers are limited and decisions are made on open with fully transparency. The only case (AFAIK) [...]