GNOME Encrypted Home Folder, Mutter Development, GNOME Maps Development and More
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System76 Developer Works on GNOME Encrypted Home Folder Support for Ubuntu 17.10
System76's kernel engineer Jeremy Soller announced that he's been working on bringing encrypted Home folder support in the GNOME desktop environment for the upcoming Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) operating system.
Last month, the Denver-based computer reseller specializing in the sale of laptops, desktops, and servers pre-loaded with the Ubuntu Linux operating system revealed their plans for preparing a consistent GNOME experience for their computers powered by Ubuntu 17.10 later this year when the OS launches officially.
CEO Carl Richell reported on some of the upcoming changes that the Linux hardware company plans to make in this regard, improving both the look and feel and the under-the-hood functionality of the GNOME desktop environment, which will ship by default with the next major Ubuntu release.
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Mutter Continues Refining Its Display, HiDPI Support
GNOME's Mutter 3.25.3 window manager / compositor is now available as the newest release in the path towards GNOME 3.26.
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Midsommer Maps
So we just released the third development release of Maps in the 3.25 series (leading up to 3.26.0 in September).
Some new noteworthy new features and fixes made it in. We gained a couple of new keyboard shortcuts
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But the control center still crashes..
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