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…The only way to introduce a new feature is via GNOME extensions that can inject a new feature into the shell. I have mixed feelings about extensions because they extend GNOME’s…
…COSMIC improves on GNOME A solid foundation, made much better The COSMIC desktop was designed to replace GNOME in System76's own Linux distro, and because of that, it's very easy…
…It no longer has any traces of Nautilus (the GNOME file manager), and the there's now a COSMIC-native system monitor to replace the GNOME System Monitor, so you have even…
…Originally, the team hoped to release it with GNOME 48 , but since then, GNOME 50 "Tokyo" was released without any sign of it . With the protocol now finalised, hopefully an implementation won…
…Old compatibility layers can stall necessary platform development indefinitely GNOME has taken a much harder line, especially with GNOME 49 turning off its dedicated X11 session by default. Applications that still rely…
I tried COSMIC expecting a half-finished beta, and now I don't want to go back to KDE or GNOME
…GNOME 50 will eventually become GNOME 51, then GNOME 52, and the attention will move on. A safer foundation can keep paying dividends long after the release cycle spotlight has wandered elsewhere…
…Related I switched from GNOME to KDE Plasma 6.6 and it fixed all my complaints about the Linux desktop It's time to move on from GNOME These two desktops have…
…COSMIC began its life as an alternative to GNOME for Pop!_OS GNOME wasn't making the cut COSMIC came to be because the developers of Pop!_OS, System76, wanted something to…
…Related GNOME 50 killed Google Drive integration because nobody wanted to maintain it We had our chance. People just didn't want to maintain Google Drive It's neither Ubuntu nor GNOME…