GNOME/GTK: GNOME 3.28, GTK+ 3, GNOME Photos, GNOME.Asia 2017 and Fractional Scaling
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GNOME 3.28 Expected To Ship On Pi Day
The GNOME team has firmed up the release schedule for the in-development GNOME 3.28 desktop environment.
GNOME 3.28.0 is expected to be released on 14 March 2018, which many in the tech/mathematics community celebrate each year as Pi day.
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A scrolling primer
A few years ago, I wrote a post about scrolling in GTK+ 3. Time for another look!
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Stable GNOME Photos Flatpaks moved to Flathub
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Going to GNOME.Asia 2017
To be honest, I’m really exited about this trip. I’ve never been to ChongQing before.
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How to Enable Fractional Scaling in Gnome
Fractional scaling is practically necessary if you’re running a HiDPI display, and you want your desktop to scale uniformly to match your display. It’s always been an issue on Linux, but the latest version of the GNOME desktop has implemented a true fractional scaling feature to keep your desktop looking good.
Even though GNOME 3.26 does have fractional scaling support, it wasn’t mature enough to make the release. As a result, it’s still a testing feature that you need to enable yourself.
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