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You asked me questions about desktop environments...


It's time for "Ask Veronica", and in this inaugural episode of the series, I'm going to answer your questions about desktop environments!

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And here's that link to Fedora saying KDE Plasma is going to get top tier along with GNOME: https://pagure.io/Fedora-Council/tickets/issue/504

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Chapters:
0:00 I say greetings and introduce Ask Veronica
0:41 What is a desktop environment?
1:47 What's the difference between a window manager and a desktop environment?
3:46 Can you change desktop environments easily?
5:40 What desktop environment is most like Windows?
7:59 What helps my (Veronica's) productivity the most when considering a desktop environment?
8:58 Why is fractional scaling still a problem on Linux?
10:11 Which desktop environment is the most popular
11:45 Will the desktops ever play nice with each other?
13:26 Conclusion

#linux #gnome #kdeplasma


#archlinux gets $600K in funding (from the usual German foundation, of course), #Firefox drops Do Not Track and #Flathub is being separated from the #GNOME foundation into its own entity: time for the #linux and #OpenSource News video!

https://youtu.be/NVdq8JNtk5E


GNOME's streaming radio app is... really good


Shortwave is a Rust-based streaming radio (IP radio/internet radio) application written by Felix Häcker, and it's my favorite way to manage my streaming radio stations on Linux. It's a GNOME Circle application but I use it on KDE Plasma and Sway, and it works fine over there (for me anyway). Maybe you'll like it!

Links relevant in the video:
- If you enjoy Felix' work, consider supporting him via Liberapay: https://liberapay.com/haecker-felix
- Application page on GNOME's Gitlab: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Shortwave
- If you like SomaFM, make sure you support them too if you can: https://somafm.com/support/


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Chapters:
0:00 What is Internet Radio?
1:07 About Shortwave!
2:58 Installing Shortwave
3:59 Adding radio stations to Shortwave
6:31 Bonus features
7:39 So what the heck is Shortwave, and do I like it?


We're excited to bring you Fedora Workstation 41! Besides everything new landing in Fedora 41 like DNF 5, here are some new things you can look forward to in Workstation specifically:

* @gnome 47, with accent colors!
* IPU6 camera support
* Improved Nvidia support for Secure Boot
* Ptyxis as new Terminal app!

Learn more: https://fedoramagazine.org/whats-new-fedora-workstation-41/

#Fedora #Gnome #Linux #OpenSource #FedoraWorkstation


@eeepee
Das kann #Gnome auch seit x Zeiteinheiten. Nur habe ich nicht gerafft, wofür das gut sein soll. Jetzt ist der Groschen endlich gefallen.


Vor 2 Wochen habe ich den #Schreibtisch im frisch renovierten #Arbeitszimmer wieder aufgestellt. Nun ist auch ein vernünftiger #Arbeitsstuhl da und ich erarbeite mir stückchenweise die ergonomischste und energiesparendste Arbeitsumgebung. 1 PC, zwei Notebooks mit Dockingstation, 4 externe Monitore, eine Tastatur und Maus - aber bitte nicht alle gleichzeitig immer an. Und die primär genutzten Systeme ergonomisch optimal positioniert.

Das ist ganz schön tricky und man muss viel probieren - final verkabelt wird erst zum Schluss. Und was ich erst jetzt nach Jahren kapiert habe: Die #Monitorsteuerung von #Gnome kann man an die physischen Gegegenheiten anpassen. Wenn die Monitore über Eck angeordnet sind, dann kann man das so auch modellieren. Und wenn man dann ein Fenster vom Monitor oben auf den unten rechts verschieben will, dann ist das auch der Weg mit der #Maus.

Das ist sehr hilfreich - und das habe ich jahrelang nicht kapiert. Autsch!

#EinmalMitProfis #Monitor #HomeOffice #Bandscheibe


This will not qualify as a single program, but I love how pressing just the "Super" key in #GNOME (since GNOME 3) allows you to view all the open windows in all of your workspaces and also to search for any file or utility or app (even ones not installed)!

I find the conceptual unity in this design stunningly brilliant!!!