Yeah forge is what I use too and it’s definitely a little clunky. PaperWM was decent last time I tried it too (but still a little clunky)

I am using Tiling Shell

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/7065/tiling-shell/

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Mosaicwm is great, even if still on early development.

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Dropping X11 seems huge.

Oh no.

I can't for the life of me get used to Gnome on my desktop. I tried so many times, but I always get the feeling of using a tablet.

I like the concept, but it's simply a laptop or tablet centered DE, at best.

Removing technical debts cannot be overestimated.

😂

Headless remote desktop is nice as well

The reason why Gnome doesn't feel at home with a mouse is because it's keyboard-centric which also works for touch gestures as a result of their convergence efforts.

Did you ever use Material Shell?

Do you use any extensions? I hated Gnome when I first started using Linux but now I prefer it over alternatives.

I fucking love Gnome over any other DE. I do hate how they try to fucking block using flameshot, otherwise, best distro in the linux world.

unfortunately flameshot uses some wlroots extensions that no DEs seem to use , I have a ton of window rules attempting to work around it on plasma

That is likely to come now that they have removed all support for X11. Apparently the legacy code was preventing properly integrating a tiling system.

Yeah, going around with that hackaton to make it work is a real PITA. Unfortunately, that's the most enticing screen shot app in existence, in my opinion. I ended up just using the Gnome SC app and making it open satty to edit and then decide to copy or save. It does the job, requires very little tweaking, but it's certainly not flameshot.

The Kerberos Auth for RDP sounds really nice. I cant wait to try that out

not much changed

Except for removing 40% of the code base in this release.

The KDE screenshot application is super nice though, what does flameshot have that it doesn't?

I especially waited for the Parental control features to land in GNOME 50. Great to see they made it into the release. Now I don't need aditional tools to enforce bedtime for my son.

Document annotations in the Document viewer is also a nice thing. But I would rather have proper Signing support via certificates for professional use cases.

I really liked the built in light editing tools, they were a bit more advanced than the ones KDE provides.
But I seem to be fine with KDE spectacle at the moment.

It would be nice to see web filtering as part of it. A DNS like 1.1.1.3 can easily be bypassed.

just personal preference, I like imgur upload because I use a social site or two that do not host any content in a cdn of their own. I've scripted my own upload in the past but it was unsatisfying

Here I am on effectively Gnome 2 still. Love you MATE

Are windows full circles now? /s

It's funny to me how enormous the radius is on window corners. It's kind of hard for me to take it seriously.

I think that this should be done on the network level by providing a DNS Server via DHCP or include filtering in your router if you are afraid of users changing the DNS Server (but maybe it's better to lock the network settings in this case).

But I see that not every User has the possibility or ability to do it this way. therefor having the option to do it in the OS is feasible for these users.

Is it any good now? I stopped using or thinking much about gnome and gtk after trying 3.0 even windows was better than that trash

And the padding. Legit when the corner of a terminal makes the bottom line of text difficult to read, they have gone too far

That becomes useless as soon as the child discovers the hotspot feature on their phone.

As soon as the kids get smart enough to circumvent such measures, they hopefully know their way arround the Internet

Most other circumventions require the child to know what they're doing, while a mobile hotspot is something they would naturally use when outside of the house.

Yes, that 40% comes from the removal of X11 support.
I don't know if any of that code even ran in a Wayland session, and makes a difference.
But what it does is take 40% load of the maintainers who can invest their time elsewhere now.

I remember reading it's 40% in an article, but now I can't find it anymore, so take it with a grain of salt.

Oh my God, thank you so much. That looks awesome. I'll certainly take it for a spin.

As for flameshot, I'm not sure, but last I heard it was still being developed and maintained.