The GNOME project is excited to present the latest GNOME release, version 46. This latest version is the result of 6 month’s hard work by the GNOME community. Thank you to everyone who contributed!
GNOME 46 is code-named “Kathmandu”, in recognition of the amazing work done by the organizers of GNOME.Asia 2023.
A good overview from The Linux Experiment on YouTube. As a KDE user for quite a while (and Cinnamon from time to time), I may install it on my laptop once it’s available. Looks quite intriguing.
This is when it usually gets into Arch’s “stable” repo.
Last time I checked, a few days ago, many components of it were in gnome-unstable.
I am not entirely sure if it goes directly from gnome-unstable to the ordinary repos or it will take a detour via testings. I’m leaning towards the latter.
Interestingly, the person maintaining a repo for GNOME’s pre-release packages, Fabian Bornschein is now part of the Arch team. It’s good to have him on-board.
One drive?!? Now we’re talking. That’s a feature I’ve been dying to have.
There’s not much different. Updates aren’t really that necessary honestly. If they get refresh rates and fractional scaling right. . . It’s just good as it is. It doesn’t need a whole lot of new features honestly. It could be the next MATE, or lxde. Never update again.
Oh, and the one and only freaking request I’ve ever made. CAN WE PLEASE HAVE A SIMPLE MONDAY START OPTION?!? Literally every other DE has a simple checkbox or slector. It’s the only feature missing for me.