NostalgicKitsune

NostalgicKitsune, 10 days ago

@thelinuxcast As much as I use DaVinci Resolve, I've used Kdenlive (Flatpak) (I still have it) on GNOME Wayland and it works, I dunno

NostalgicKitsune, 13 days ago

@thelinuxcast I believe it's not "an issue"

The rounded edges you see in GNOME today are typical in GTK4+Libadwaita apps or GTK3+Libhandy apps, it's not something Mutter can do (and I think it may be crucial for stability)
There are "artificial" ways to support rounded edges in all apps, at the cost of GPU consumption, which is Rounded Window Corners

macOS supports them because afaik only has 1 toolkit for making apps, and on Windows 11 not all apps support them.

https://discourse.gnome.org/t/rounded-window-corner-support-for-all-non-gtk-apps/8756

NostalgicKitsune, 13 days ago

@thelinuxcast I think I understand, are you referring to GTK3 GNOME apps like Terminal and the like? GTK3 (without libhandy) does not have rounded edges.

Some GNOME apps are slowly making the transition to GTK4.

NostalgicKitsune, 13 days ago

@thelinuxcast Huh, I understand

NostalgicKitsune, 14 days ago

@thelinuxcast Although I don't use customizable terminals and similar (I use Console every day) I would recommend Kitty

NostalgicKitsune, 5 months ago

@thelinuxcast @prlzx I've been using GNOME for 3 years after years with KDE Plasma, it was very confusing at first, and I used a lot of extensions, mainly Dash to Panel and ArcMenu.
After several months I slowly started experimenting with the GNOME interface, and little by little I got used to it (now I use it very efficiently, and I love it).
For those who come from other DEs and prefer a Windows-like approach, it's understandable not to like GNOME.