For Ubuntu 22.10 and other Linux with GNOME 43, it’s now easy to add Media Control, Notifications, or Volume Mixer to the top-right corner system status menu (aka Quick Settings), or remove useless buttons. It’s ‘Quick Settings Tweaker‘, an extension for the new GNOME desktop. With it, your system menu can be configured to look […]
Read MoreVanilla OS is Ubuntu on stock GNOME, with on-demand immutability and package selection freedom. Sound fun? Read more here.
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A simple guide to demonstrate how easily you can open files and directories as root in GNOME Files (aka Nautilus) with examples.
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This tutorial will help you install Ubuntu 22.10 operating system into your computer explained with pictures step by step. Codenamed Kinetic Kudu, it is the latest version of Ubuntu, the world most popular OS from the FOSS community. By reading this …
Read MoreGNOME Web is now ported to GTK4 and is merged in the main branch. Here’s how it looks with its new features.
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The triple buffering code developed by Ubuntu, now lands in Debian 12 Bookworm unstable for GNOME and planned to release in 2023.
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Release highlights of GNOME 43 bring revamped quick settings, improved Files, updated Web, Software and much more.
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Don’t you feel you should give some extra space around the terminal border? If yes, check how it looks after adding padding to the GNOME terminal.
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After nearly six months of development, the GNOME 43 “Guadalajara” desktop is finally here and introduces a few interesting changes, the most prominent one being the Quick Settings menu that can be accessed from the system top bar, very similar to those you probably saw on Android devices or the latest Windows 11 and macOS […]
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Read MoreWhether you’re an eager GNOME acolyte or just a casual admirer, there is a lot to enjoy in the latest version of the GNOME desktop environment. GNOME 43 arrives six months after the (rather) substantial GNOME 42 release. In many respects it’…
Read MoreThe “new file” feature in GNOME Files gives you a new, easier way of creating documents and files.
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For Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 22.10, Fedora 36/37 & other Linux with GNOME 42/43, there’s a new extension to enable more useful gadgets into top panel. It’s “Aylur’s Widgets” extension that adds Dash, Workspace dots, Media playback control, Battery bar, Power menu in top-bar. All of them have ON/OFF switches, position option (left, center, right) as […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will explain how to enable two keyboard layouts on Ubuntu GNOME or KDE namely English (US) and Arabic (Buckwalter). The goal is to help you type Arabic on computer by using standard physical QWERTY keyboard without having an Arabic one. …
Read MoreAmberol is the ultimate simplified Linux music player built using GTK4 and Rust and is tightly integrated with GNOME. Learn more here.
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Users can alter the desktop environment’s functionality and appearance with the GNOME Tweak Tool. How to install Gnome Tweak Tool on Ubuntu 22.04 is discussed.
Read MoreA look at how nice the GNOME Web 43 tab view looks with the new implementation of Adw.TabView and other features.
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This simple tutorial shows how to set custom names for your desktop workspaces, and replace “Activities” in the top-left with the current workspace name you specified. Today’s desktop operating systems mostly have multiple desktops to group app windows in different screen. These virtual desktops in GNOME (default desktop environment in Ubuntu/Fedora Workstation) are called workspaces. […]
Read MoreThe Evolution email client now uses client-side decoration. I checked in with the latest development builds of Evolution ahead of the GNOME 43 release just to make sure I wasn’t missing anything major and …Saw I was missing something major: the i…
Read MoreMeet Crystal Linux, a unique Arch Linux Spin with stock GNOME experience and a homegrown GTK4-based Arch installer.
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Want to set different wallpaper for each desktop workspace? You can now do this in Ubuntu and Fedora via a GNOME extension. This is one of my favorite features when Ubuntu was using Unity as default desktop. After switched back to GNOME, I didn’t find an alternative method to re-implement this feature until I met […]
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