GNOME 3.30 Released With Performance Improvements, Flatpaks Ready To Roar

[phoronix]

Phoronix: GNOME 3.30 Released With Performance Improvements, Flatpaks Ready To Roar

GNOME 3.30 has been officially released as the latest major feature release for the GNOME Shell desktop and associated components...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GNOME-3.30-Almeria-Released

[_blk]

Is there a PPA for Ubuntu 18.04?

[Candy]

***RRRRRROOOOOAAAAARRRRRRR***

/me while scratching his ass

[sebastianlacuesta]

Using gnome shell 3.30 from Debian testing/unstable. That was fast!

[nanonyme]

I think it's really cool you can these days also have Gnome Boxes provided through org.gnome.Boxes so as long as your machine has the core capabilities of running VM's, it just works

[Britoid]

I think it's really cool you can these days also have Gnome Boxes provided through org.gnome.Boxes so as long as your machine has the core capabilities of running VM's, it just works

GNOME Boxes doesn't "just work" in Bionic.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-boxes/+bug/1762205

[nanonyme]

GNOME Boxes doesn't "just work" in Bionic.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...s/+bug/1762205

Sounds like a distro integration issue for Ubuntu to me. That sounds like a total release blocker for 18.04 to me. It would most likely have been for Fedora

[Shiba]

org.gnome.Boxes

What the hell is that?

[Wilfred]

AFAIK all the extensions still run in the same process as mutter itself, so there is more than enough room for "performance improvements".

Also just today XWayland crashed on me. :-(

[Candy]

What the hell is that?

/bin/org.gnome.Boxes

That's how everyone loads up programs under Linux... for decades

The same as in

/bin/cx.goatse