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39In This Video We Are Discussing About The GNOME Project promoted today the upcoming GNOME 41 desktop environment to the beta channel for public testing ahead of the final release next month on September 22nd.
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The GNOME 41 beta is now available ahead of next month's official half-year update to this open-source desktop environment.
There is a lot that's been queued up for GNOME 41 beta. Below is a look at the highlights of the lengthy changes for this beta milestone.
- GNOME Calls has begun adding SIP base functionality with now UI-based support for managing a SIP Account and placing/receiving VoIP calls.
- GDM now allows for the user session to be Wayland even if the log-in screen is X.Org-based.
- GDM now allows user sessions for single GPU vendor NVIDIA systems.
- GNOME Calendar can now open up ICS files and import events.
- GNOME Control Center adds new "Cellular" and "Multitasking" panels.
- GNOME Disk Utility now uses LUKS2 for new encrypted partitions.
- GNOME Initial Setup's "Software" page for easily toggling third-party repositories has been restored.
- GNOME Music has begun implementing its new design mock-ups.
- GNOME Shell has fixed XWayland application support when not using systemd in the user session.
- GNOME Software has seen a rework to its user-interface.
- The Nautilus file manager has redesigned its "Compress" dialog, among other improvements.
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There are a lot of great desktop environments for Linux, such as Cinnamon, KDE Plasma, and Xfce to name a few. With that said, only one can be the best, and that is GNOME. If you prefer a different environment, you are simply wrong or ignorant on the subject. You know what? That's fine. As they say, ignorance is bliss, so if you are happy not using GNOME, more power to you.
For those of us superior Linux users that prefer GNOME, it is time to get excited. You see, as of today, the GNOME 41 Beta is officially here! Keep in mind, the Beta tag is quite literal -- unless you are a Beta tester or Linux developer, you shouldn't be bothering with it just yet.
"GNOME 41 Beta is now available. It also marks the start of the UI, feature and API freezes (collectively known as The Freeze). Any string changes need to be announced to the i18n mailing list in advance of the string freeze which should start next weekend. If you'd like to target the GNOME 41 platform, this is the best time to start testing your apps or extensions. You can use the 41 beta branch of the flatpak runtimes, which is now available on Flathub beta," says Abderrahim Kitouni, GNOME.
Kitouni further shares, "This branch is based on the 21.08 branch of freedesktop-sdk and as such has quite a few ABI breaks. In addition, this release removed zenity and librest. The additions of this release are libmanette and sysprof-capture. The release team has agreed to pre-announce removals at least one cycle in advance. Starting with GNOME 42, all removals have to be announced at least one cycle in advance. As such, the following are deprecated and will be removed in a future release: clutter and friends (cogl, clutter-gtk and clutter-gst) and libsoup version 2.x (to be replaced with version 3.x)."
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