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Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
According to this Phoronix article (https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page= ... al-Scaling) GNOME 3.32 will finally have fractional scaling. I have continually put off buying new laptops because modern resolutions are unusable without fractional scaling. Which has made Linux a painful OS to deal with when the hardware is within the last few years. Having to wait 2 more years (Debian 11) to gain this fundamental capability is hard to bare. I'll have to temporarily switch to Ubuntu, which I don't want to do but fractional scaling is a MUST to even be able to use the computer.
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Nobody here cares which operating system you use.kcbagr wrote:I'll have to temporarily switch to Ubuntu
The release schedule has already been announced:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-a ... 00008.html
The full freeze starts in 10 days...
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Honestly, some people, I mean you don't really even need Gnome, so Why delay the next release ?, just to please some one that thinks they must have Gnome, and fractional scaling , some thing I have never heard of. My modern system, with WM seems to work fine with out it, so I just don't see how it is so essential.
But any way, if Ubuntu is more suited to your needs , then by all means use that, I certainly don't care what OS someone else uses,... something smells like it just crawled out from under a bridge,
But any way, if Ubuntu is more suited to your needs , then by all means use that, I certainly don't care what OS someone else uses,... something smells like it just crawled out from under a bridge,
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
I don't need curry but I really want itGarryRicketson wrote:you don't really even need Gnome
Anyway sid is only on v3.22 at the moment and updates are infrequent during the freeze so we would have to wait a pretty long time for 3.32...
@OP: have you tried Arch? They have a [gnome-unstable] repository that always receives the latest version.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/of ... e-unstable
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Enlightment in Buster (or backported in select repositories) has had fractional scaling for a while now...
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
What, is this sarcasm?Head_on_a_Stick wrote:Anyway sid is only on v3.22 at the moment and updates are infrequent during the freeze so we would have to wait a pretty long time for 3.32...
Sid is on v3.30, the latest. Same as Buster.
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Is it?Wheelerof4te wrote:Sid is on v3.30, the latest. Same as Buster.
Thanks for the correction.
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
I think we can all be happy and enjoy the fact that debian will never change plans for release based on anything anyone posts here nor on what minorities like laptop users think. Thank god.
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Oh my god! You must notify the Debian developers immediately to delay the release.kcbagr wrote:[...] fractional scaling is a MUST to even be able to use the computer.
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Re: Debian 10 should be delayed to incorporate GNOME 3.32
Most other DEs support fractional scaling already. I use KDE Plasma 5 and it works excellently.
If you must use Gnome, you can jump through a few hoops and hack some sort of implementation - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Hi ... al_Scaling
But as others have said, Buster will have 3.30. It's already frozen. You can blame the Gnome devs for being behind the status quo.
If you must use Gnome, you can jump through a few hoops and hack some sort of implementation - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Hi ... al_Scaling
But as others have said, Buster will have 3.30. It's already frozen. You can blame the Gnome devs for being behind the status quo.
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