• MrSoup@lemmy.zip
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    17 days ago

    Lately I mostly see only minor improvements when I hear about Gnome updates.

    I mean, I like quality of life improvements, but is it me or the project is becoming stagnant over time?

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      17 days ago

      I’d call it „mature“. It has its design language and it works. I don’t think GNOME users want some revolution. If we would, we could just move to another environment like Plasma.

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        17 days ago

        While thats true, feature suport is still nice to get. Like last I heard there isnt HDR, though maybe I missed that being added.

        And we still need the ability to change trackpad scroll speed, which has been in limbo for forever

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          16 days ago

          HDR is in, has been in KDE and Gnome for a while now.

          Fair enough on TrackPad scroll speed.

          Other than that though, what other features do you believe Gnome is missing?

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            16 days ago

            Less of a feature but a major fix in my eyes is the software store not refreshing the view constantly while you’re trying to do stuff. From what I understand its not an easy fix though, and is a product of how something is built on the backend or something 🤷🏻‍♂️

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                  16 days ago

                  Depends on what your using/how its set up.

                  GNOMEs native password manager “Passwords and Keys” has the opportunity to store the Browsers Keyring. So if you store passwords in Firefox/Chrome they get stored in Passwords and Keys (and then auto gilled in the browser).

                  KeePassXC has a Browser plugin, as long a your password databases is unlocked it will autofill inside the Browser.

                  Its Linux, so there is not one solution and it won’t simply work across all apps.

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    17 days ago

    Alternative title: “GNOME 51 Beta released, with no major improvement”

    /s 😜