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    Phoronix: GNOME 3.24 Beta Released

    GNOME 3.23.90, a.k.a. the GNOME 3.24 beta, is now available for testing ahead of this big desktop update due out in late March...

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    Interesting. Wacom Cintiq 21ux is total trash via libinput on Wayland - it doesn't even detect it. (Not to mention that Gnome Session crashes every 10 minuets or so on 3.22 via Xorg Session)

    I had read that Epiphany has a always-show on the address bar, a feature that I honestly feel will help me stay focused.

    I often feel like the fancy hiding of options and animations (Apps flying out of the App Button on Gnome) are very distracting and detract from productivity and efficiency.

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      Originally posted by ElectricPrism View Post
      Interesting. Wacom Cintiq 21ux is total trash via libinput on Wayland - it doesn't even detect it. (Not to mention that Gnome Session crashes every 10 minuets or so on 3.22 via Xorg Session)

      I had read that Epiphany has a always-show on the address bar, a feature that I honestly feel will help me stay focused.

      I often feel like the fancy hiding of options and animations (Apps flying out of the App Button on Gnome) are very distracting and detract from productivity and efficiency.
      I kind of agree with that sentiment. The Gnome stack is amazing and the gnome-shell is really polished, but I struggle to use the desktop productively.
      Solus' DE in place of the Gnome-Shell, together with Gnome's niceties seems perfect for me.

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