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Even if Canonical only keeps a fraction of its desktop staff, they could easily improve on GNOME's default settings and theme, something that Fedora won't do.
by gurkendoktor 10y ago
Even if Canonical only keeps a fraction of its desktop staff, they could easily improve on GNOME's default settings and theme, something that Fedora won't do.
- bkor 10y agoIt should be much easier since GTK+ "4" (not too many changes in GTK+3.x) combined with finally having a theme API, though the intention is to have some bits of GNOME run these development GTK+ versions at some point in future. They're redoing how widgets work in GTK+ "4". That's basically like changing HTML and having slightly different elements. Though there's a theme API, I wouldn't be surprised if some theme work is needed as a result. See the last bits at https://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/2017/03/31/gtk-happenings-3/ https://blogs.gnome.org/mclasen/2017/03/31/gtk-happenings-3/ for why I think above things.