I’m using Gnome with Fedora and I like the rounded corner look, but I can’t seem to get the corner radius ghosting to disappear on some windows. any ideas?

edit: I fixed it. It was in blur my shell settings, turn pop ups to static instead of dynamic. I get it, I should’ve looked at recent posts before posting, I was on my way out the door and snapped a quick pic for a simple question. Thanks the one person who helped.

I'm facing this issue in apps where the drop down menu is just blank space no label, but when I click on something in that menu it works don't know what the issue is tried with Claude, gemini, chatgpt they keeps telling to run same commands again and again no solution so far

Hi! You I am the developer of Kaori, my app still waiting on its icon (the current one is another app's icon I tweaked just a bit), for it's Flathub release, otherwise is functionally mature.
In the meanwhile, I would like to make another app for the community, so comment which app you want made.

there are weird white corners when using blur my shell pop up blur. it happens with static and dynamic, and artifact handling also doesnt make a difference. anyone know a fix?

Hey guys! I'm using Fedora 44 with GNOME 50, MacTahoe Shell theme, and Floating Mini Panel.

Blur My Shell seems to be causing square corners and an opaque background in Quick Settings. Without it, everything looks fine.

Any chance this could be fixed in a future Blur My Shell update? 😅 Or is there any workaround to get the rounded, transparent look without breaking my setup?

If you're one of the rare users running Linux on mobile, you might be interested in this. It's an extension that adds app navigation, an overhauled overview, and a custom onscreen keyboard. Amongst other things

After reviews and testing, I launched v0.3.0 that ditches the old custom UI and uses GNOME interface for the popups, along with a few bug fixes and cleanup

I read a blog from the reviewer at EGO yesterday, and I felt very bad about how I approached this project and expected to have it reviewed. Although I have been working with JS for quite a few years, I paid very little attention to the actual code up until v0.2.0 and the blog really resonated with me since almost all of the code is AI generated. So, this time I have taken steps to ensure I read as much of the code as I could before releasing, read documentations on developing extensions, and worked on a practices document for AI for days before I touched the code. I still cannot guarantee that this will pass as a thoroughly tested and reviewed codebase but Im sure its a hundred times better than before. The burden of making sure we dont trouble the maintainers and reviewers of an open source community should always fall to us developers, and we should do everything we can to respect their time and effort, and not make trouble.

My stance on AI development is that its an inevitable change, and there is no point in fighting it. What needs fighting is careless development, environmental impacts and no accountability.

Tldr; Tokengrill is a gnome extension that lets you view usage for multiple providers and their multiple accounts in one place. cleaned up the codebase, fixed some bugs, and now its gnome themed.

Would love to keep the discussion going

Olá!

Estou usando o GNOME Files (Nautilus) 50.2.2 no Ubuntu.

Gostaria de adicionar um botão com o ícone da lixeira à barra de ferramentas do Nautilus, semelhante ao botão de exclusão do Explorador de Arquivos do Windows.

A ideia é selecionar um arquivo e clicar no botão para enviá-lo à Lixeira, sem precisar abrir o menu de contexto.

Existe alguma extensão, modificação ou solução compatível com o Nautilus 50 que permita fazer isso?

Obrigado pela ajuda!

I did this by parallelizing most of the tasks in the app’s loading process and by lazy-loading many UI elements that only appear on other pages.
These changes let me remove the short but stuttery initial loading screen that you’re probably familiar with if you use Bazaar.

The 320ms is measured from launching Bazaar to its first frame on screen.

I mentioned this in a comment in another thread and figured that a wider audience might like to have known of this.

I had made a tool that would take cursor themes, even if they were animated, and make them scalable in size so that they could be adjusted by the desktop's accessibility settings or whatever, and after this gnome 51 shite broke all the cursors, I've added the functionality to my tool to bring all processed cursor themes in line with the new gnome 51 standard so they are once again functional.

https://github.com/th3-m3ss14h/cursor-hd

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Na tela do meu laptop é bem difícil fazer a leitura das notificações. Preciso parar uns 2 segundos para conseguir ler por causa da escolha de cores que minha tela pode não conseguir reproduzir bem ou sei lá o que.

O fundo atrás das letras fica esbranquiçado demais, mas no celular fica perfeitamente legível.

After seeing all the comments about Hot Edge in the recent polls about dock extensions, I, as an apostle of animated docks, have to ask: why do you prefer the default dock? Is it conservative minimalism, a desire to stick to the GNOME team's vision, or do you genuinely find it more convenient?

repo: https://github.com/pelach/grid-desktop

With the new Version 75 update of Blur my shell [https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3193/blur-my-shell/\], I am encountering this problem
Is it happening to everyone or it's just me

Hi there, I'm one of the maintainer for BMS (MeguMario on Github), while this post is to showcase the new texture effect just merged into the refactor (don't worry you can make it to not look like this), I also want to clearing up the mess that is version 74 as well.

Well, for start, we are going to publish the hotfix that will fix the login delay issue for some setup on GNOME 46 in the coming days, the lack of GNOME 46 testing mean that it's on us to let this slip into the release. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Good news is, the refactor is near completion and should be merged soon after, if anyone want to try it out, please see this issue on how to try it out yourself, this should finally get rid of the external library dependency for good (which mean corner rounding out of the box now) and bring cool stuff like the effect above alongside liquid glass to dynamic blur as well. Your testing is much appreciated!

Small edit: I feel like this misconception that since ext-background-effect-v1 is merged, that mean GNOME Shell now have native blur for shell now is too widespread now, it does not apply to shell and moreso for applications to request blur from the compositor, shell will always handle blur in its own way. GNOME Shell will also follow their own design language so I don't think the extension will go out anytime soon.

it sounds stupid, but i looked at the github and I just dont understand what it really does. Ive seen it pre-installed on distros, and everyone glazes it. But what does it even do?

I stumbled upon this project on GitHub, promising attractive theming for gnome. I really like what it promises and want to install it on my machine, but as it is a pretty new project i am kind of unsure whether its trustworthy.. whats y'alls verdict? Thanks in advance.
the github repo is https://github.com/DevWebeloper/aura-glass

Hi,

I was just looking for extensions for customizing GNOME. I found many like BMS, just perfection, DMP, liquid glass, dhruva etc. But I didn't find any extension that adds shell animations, like notification menu, quick settings panel opening/closing animations or others.

I know ryhosuke's liquid glass does it, but are there no seperate extension for it?
If anyone knows of one, please tell me about it.

Panel on Dhruva now supported overflow app icons on panel like windows 11 and tray for small size extension applets

So you can use more extension applets without any worry overflow menu will handle own so you always get good looking layout

will push this update tomorrow on github after some tweaking