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I was a bit cynical when GNOME started writing new 'modern' desktop apps. It seemed like a lot of wasted effort chasing Windows/Mac. Who really needs a native d
by mastax 9y ago
I was a bit cynical when GNOME started writing new 'modern' desktop apps. It seemed like a lot of wasted effort chasing Windows/Mac. Who really needs a native desktop maps app?
But I actually really like the new apps they've put together. They're simple, clean, and lightweight. I'm a bit surprised that they're made with GTK.
Still hate "hot corners," though.
- 0xFFC 9y agoI do agree about hot corners m. Have used it for long time? It is really buggy. After awhile it literally slows down. I keep my workstation open for at 2 days and after 7,8 hours it gets slower and slower m. And sometimes it crashes badly. That should not happen with desktop environment.
- Kostic 9y agoDo you use extensions? I've experienced this (in Fedora 21 to 23) but since I stopped using extensions, I haven't had a single crash. I usually run one session on the laptop for 5 days straight.
- 0xFFC 9y agoI am not going to use gnome with out extensions . Never ever ;)
- beerbaron23 9y agoDuring login try picking X.org instead of Wayland, you probably have something that doesn't play nice with Wayland yet.
- reitanqild 9y agoOne vote in favour of hot corners here. As long as they are implemented in a reasonable way.