GNOME: GNOME Shell & Mutter, Gnome MPV (Celluloid), Savestates Manager
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GNOME Shell & Mutter Reach The 3.34 Beta Milestone With Last-Minute Changes
Earlier this week was the GNOME 3.34 beta release that also marked the UI/feature/API/ABI freezes for this six month update to the GNOME desktop The GNOME Shell and Mutter are late to the party but on Friday evening saw their 3.33.90 (3.34 beta) releases.
GNOME Shell saw support added for DnD app picker folder management, clocks/weather integration support for sandboxed applications, support for start-up via systemd user instances, replacing Tweener with Clutter animations, consistent animation of new window actions, and a variety of bug fixes.
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Gnome MPV 0.17 Released! It’s Renamed to ‘Celluloid’
By releasing version 0.17, the GTK+ frontend for mpv Gnome MPV is officially renamed to Celluloid.
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Towards a happy ending
A very important bug/regression that I’m glad we were able to fix is the NintendoDS crash that was caused by introducing the Savestates Manager. We couldn’t have included this feature in a release as long as this bug was present since it was a major regression as the user wasn’t even able to start a NintendoDS game at all.
The bug was caused by the fact that we used to re-instantiate the emulator core everytime we would start the game or load a new savestate. This didn’t cause any problems with other cores but it seems that the NintendoDS core didn’t like this.
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