Nsmall look into the future ;p
SOh that's nice, is it still just a first boot screen? Kinda looks like it's going beyond that on this clip ^^
Nit could be we're still defining that scope. hoping to get user feed back and make updates from the community. would also really like extension support.
SFrom what I can see, if there could be a progress bar when you install/uninstall flatpaks as shown in your clip (or at least a loading wheel), and if it can also be used to toggle other stuff than just flatpaks, it would be great.
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SOh I see, you need to click on that menu on the side to apply changes. Makes sense, but I think where it's placed it's a little hard to find for a user who never used this before
Ncan work on getting it a little easier to follow after it works again ;p
Nif you have some ideas please share 
KI think moving apply to the bottom of the window in the sidebar
KAnd giving it a blue background with rounded corners
KWould go a long way
KJust use the accent color
Ndone
NKSweet
SI'm not sure what's the best place to put this on a GTK app (I don't use that GTK that much), but as a general idea it should be placed in a way where it's the logical continuation of what the user is doing, and not as another option submenu like it is here. If that makes sense? It's hard to explain ^^'
DGetting this screen on Bazzite gnome Nvidia testing.
KTry updating from a TTY
KI'm working on mutter patches today
DYeah, I did ujust update and rebooted, no luck
PI want it
SI've read something has gnome wrong. I'm so tired xD
KD
Krpm -qa | grep mutterDmutter-common-46.0-xscaling.1-1.fc40.noarch
mutter-46.0-xscaling.1-1.fc40.x86_64
mutter-46.0-xscaling.1-1.fc40.x86_64
KOk, that's the working copy supposedly
KHmm
Ntotally does i am trying to avoid the typical carousel workflow that every install has as i find it annoying ;p
DLet me try KDE and see if it boots
DBluefin's F40 worked FWIW
SYeah I see, I like these menus so I could just go straight to what I want and do things in the order I want. It's just the apply part I'm not so sure of in the design ^^
Dwhich mutter patches are you applying?
Dbazzite KDE boots just fine for me
KXwayland fractional scaling, which was working
KTriple buffering
KAnd Nvidia copy fix
KThat's all
Dcopy fix -> explicit sync?
KThink it may be related to me also offering mutter-common
KAs precious tests were fine
KNo that's already included
KThe copy fix is for dual GPU laptops and it causes a 50% drop in performance
DI thought that wasn't landing in this gnome version
KSo that's nice to have
DHow the hell is the triple buffering fix still not merged?