So I've tried out #Spotify as a #Wayland-native app now, and it's working fine, but does anyone know which part of the stack is responsible for this, errr, slightly retro looking title bar? π
Currently on a metainfo crusade throughout the GNOME ecosystem to fix some quirks and make apps look their best on apps.gnome.org, and I just found out that putting stuff *below* the <releases> section of app metainfo files is apparently a totally normal thing to do!? We could really use some more people going through this stuff π€¨
Currently adding these sections to about windows of some popular apps whose developers I know have multiple well-known projects. My hope is that these people get inspired to replicate the change to the listed apps as well π
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One of the most important lessons in volunteer-driven development is that motivation isnβt commutable. If a contributor hadnβt worked on thing Y, that doesnβt automatically mean that they would have dedicated their time to thing Z instead.
Itβs not a given that people are equally motivated for everything.
Some GNOME 47 niceties I appreciate in particular:
- The top bar clock finally follows proper Norwegian formatting conventions when on a Norwegian system
- New batch of wallpapers by @Jakub Steiner β
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