Oh that's nice, is it still just a first boot screen? Kinda looks like it's going beyond that on thi
Oh 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
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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?
DPhoronix has been writing about that MR for years
Ni can try to add some coloring and move it to the bottom see how that feels
