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Arriva GNOME 3 22 Karlsruhe Files potenziato condivisione foto e supporto completo a Flatpak

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Arriva GNOME 3 22 Karlsruhe Files potenziato condivisione foto e supporto completo a Flatpak Il team di GNOME ha ufficializzato il rilascio di GNOME 3.22 nome in codice  Karlsruhe . Questa nuova release di GNOME porta con se importanti novit� e miglioramenti focalizzati ad una migliore esperienza utente. Ma vediamo quali sono le principali novit� di GNOME 3.22: Supporto completo a Flatpak . Software � ora in grado di installare i repository Flatpak. Questo significa che � possibile installare repository e applicazioni Flatpakk senza dover usare la riga di comando. Rinominare pi� files contemporaneamente � ora pi� semplice Files consente ora di rinominare pi� file allo stesso tempo . Questo � utile quando si tratta di lavorare su grandi quantit� di video, musica e foto. I file possono essere rinominati utilizzando un modello che viene applicato a ciascun file o per ricerca e sostituzione di parti di nome nel file. La condivisione rapida delle foto con Photos Photos contente ora...

Apt Update Indicator For GNOME Shell Keeps You Informed About Available Updates Ubuntu GNOME Debian

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Apt Update Indicator For GNOME Shell Keeps You Informed About Available Updates Ubuntu GNOME Debian Apt Update Indicator is a GNOME Shell extension that keeps you informed about available updates in Ubuntu GNOME / Debian. Using it, you get a new icon on the GNOME Shell Top Bar which displays the number of package updates, while from its menu you can see exactly which updates are pending, apply the updates, and more. The extension is a fork of Arch Update, a similar tool for Arch Linux, and it supports GNOME Shell  from version 3.14 to 3.22. Apt Update Indicator extension features: automatically check for updates at a configurable interval; optional updates count on the indicator; optional notifications when new updates are available; supports multiple updates methods: GNOME Software, Ubuntu Update Manager or custom, which can be used to directly run "apt upgrade", etc. can display new packages in the repository; includes options to display residual and autoremovable packages ...

Arch Linux 2017 03 Installation with GNOME Desktop and Apps on VMware

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Arch Linux 2017 03 Installation with GNOME Desktop and Apps on VMware Arch Linux 2017.03 with GNOME Desktop Installation on VMware This tutorial shows Arch Linux 2017.03 with GNOME Desktop and Review on VMware Workstation step by step. Well also install applications such as Firefox, VLC, GIMP and LibreOffice on Arch Linux 2017.03. This tutorial is also helpful to install Arch Linux 2017 on physical computer or server. Well also install and test VMware Tools (Open VM Tools) on Arch Linux for better performance and usability features such as Fit Guest Now, Drag-Drop File, Clipboard Sharing and Mouse Integration. Arch Linux 2017 with GNOME Installation Steps: Download Arch Linux 2017.03 ISO Create Virtual Machine on VMware Workstation/Player Start Arch Linux Base Installation Installing Xorg and GNOME Desktop Installing Firefox, VLC, GIMP and LibreOffice Applications on Arch Linux Installing and Configuring VMware Tools (Open VM Tools) Arch Linux 2017 GNOME Review Installing Arch Li...

Argos Lets You Create GNOME Shell Extensions From Scripts W BitBar Plugin Support

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Argos Lets You Create GNOME Shell Extensions From Scripts W BitBar Plugin Support Argos is a tool inspired by the BitBar app for Mac, which makes it easy to create your own GNOME Shell extensions, using information provided via scripts. Being a GNOME Shell extension itself, Argos adds a button with a dropdown on the GNOME Shell top panel. This button can display or expose functionality provided by a script, be it Bash, Python, Ruby, and so on (remember to make it executable or else Argos wont use it). Heres Argos in action (gif via Argos GitHub page): Basically, the extension turns an executables standard output into information thats displayed by Argos on the GNOME Shell top panel and its dropdown menu. A new button is added for each executable file placed in the Argos configuration directory ( ~/.config/argos/ ). For example, you can use Argos to display weather, ping, stocks or network download speed on the GNOME Shell Top Panel, while providing advanced information in its dropdown...