The GNOME 3.26 release cycle is in its final bugfix stage before release. Here’s a look at what’s new in GNOME Tweaks since my last post. I’ve heard people say that GNOME likes to remove stuff. If that were true,…
The GNOME 3.26 release cycle is in its final bugfix stage before release. Here’s a look at what’s new in GNOME Tweaks since my last post. I’ve heard people say that GNOME likes to remove stuff. If that were true,…
Since Didier Roche’s blog is not on Planet GNOME or Planet Debian and I think his post is of widespread interest, I’m linking to it here. Enjoy! Ubuntu @ GUADEC 2017 and plans for GNOME Shell migration
Today I released the second development snapshot (3.25.3) of what will be GNOME Tweak Tool 3.26. I consider the initial User Interface (UI) rework proposed by the GNOME Design Team to be complete now. Every page in Tweak Tool has…
Today, I released the first development snapshot (3.25.2) of what will be GNOME Tweak Tool 3.26. Many of the panels have received UI updates. Here are a few highlights. Before this version, Tweak Tool didn’t report its own version number…
I’m happy to announce that indicators have been ported to gnome-panel 3, thanks to Jason Conti for the patch and Ted Gould for merging it. I’ve taken the opportunity to update gnome-panel’s default layout to include the “indicator” status menus…
Hi, just a public service announcement to remind you that if you use Adobe Flash Player, it is important that you keep up-to-date. Fortunately, the Ubuntu repositories already have the latest security update for 10.04, 10.10, 11.04, and the still-in-development…
After my first blog post, I thought maybe I should offer “constructive solutions” instead of just being critical, so here’s 7 suggestions to improve the work network: 1. Create a standard desktop image with Internet Explorer 8. Deploy to computers…