GNOME 3.26 desktop environment will arrive with Todoist integration

Elvis Bucatariu

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GNOME 3.26

GNOME 3.26 desktop environment, scheduled to debut on September 13, 2017

Just last week we were talking about some of the upcoming features of the GNOME 3.26 desktop environment, but now other improvements have been announced that will arrive with this new version of GNOME for GNU / Linux distributions.

As we said a few days ago, GNOME 3.26 will arrive with RDP support for GNOME Boxes, with a function of importing multiple devices directly to GNOME Photos, as well as with a new framework to share content on multiple social networks.

On the other hand, the upcoming GNOME 3.26 desktop will also feature a new system resource usage application, revamped graphics settings, support for debugging in GNOME Builder, and a new key and password management application that will replace Seahorse. .

The feature list for GNOME 3.26 has been expanded today and we now know that developer Philip Chimento will take care of improve the JavaScript platform, optimizing numerous components, including GJS, GNOME Shell, GNOME Documents, GNOME Maps, and Polari. Likewise, GNOME Calendar will come with recurring events feature thanks to developer Georges Neto.

Integration with Todoist and support for more types of docking windows on the desktop

The developers of the GNOME project also plan to add the famous Todoist task management application in the GNOME Online Accounts, GNOME Todo, and GNOME Recipes componentsAt the same time that the design of the GNOME Control Center will be completely renewed thanks to the work of the developers Bastien Nocera, Georges Neto and Felipe Borges.

Finally, note that the window manager Mother will have support for the function of window docking on the desktop, with more possibilities to dock the windows to the sides.

We believe that the list of new features for the upcoming GNOME 3.26 desktop environment is now more complete, and we are really looking forward to testing the new desktop when it arrives this year, next year. September 13.

Until then, GNOME 3.25.1, the first preview release in the GNOME 3.26 development cycle, should appear today.


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  1.   Giovanni gapp said
    ago 7 years

    I'm just asking, will this desktop affect my apps? Since I have very customized my Ubuntu, I have very specific apps installed for my work.

    Reply to Giovanni Gapp
    1.    DieGNU said
      ago 7 years

      Hello! Not in theory. First if you already have it installed, when you update you will continue with Unity if it is the one you have installed. If you are with Gnome I honestly do not know how the extensions will behave.

      Reply to DieGNU
  2.   luigui said
    ago 7 years

    I think that with the union of Ubuntu, version 18.04 will be excellent, the one that I will miss the most from unity is the global menu, it is a total use of the screen, I hope they add that even as a plugin, I know that it already exists but, there are still 2 spaces of screen (toolbar, and application border) in some applications there are up to 3 lines adding the application options menu.

    Reply to Luigui