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GNOME 46 Release Candidate Is Now Available With Last-Minute Changes

The GNOME 46 RC (Release Candidate) milestone is here, with one last set of changes for the final release on March 20th. Probably the biggest change is the long-awaited variable refresh rate (VRR) feature (even if it will be an experimental feature that users need to manually enable) along with the corresponding entry in Settings > Display, which also shows the full VRR range for a monitor when possible.

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