A consistent GTK look on GNOME 47: with the new adw-gtk3 Colorizer extension, older GTK3 apps like Firefox and GIMP now automatically follow the modern Libadwaita accent colors.
Space Cadet Pinball once shipped with every Windows machine – today the pinball game is hard to find. Thanks to open-source projects, the cult classic is easy to install on Linux, for…
With GIMP, you can apply a magnifier effect to screenshots to highlight important details. This guide shows step by step how to create the effect quickly and easily.
You can run LanguageTool locally, too: no internet connection and no data sent to third parties. Eloquent is a lean GNOME app that turns LanguageTool into a desktop application.
If the GDM login screen shows up on the wrong monitor, copying the display settings from your GNOME session usually fixes it. You can do that by hand, automatically with systemd, or…
When you plug in a headset, GNOME first asks which audio device you just connected. A small extension turns this dialog off for good.
For some time now, GNOME has relied on GTK4 and Libadwaita, and many apps use these modern technologies. Time to take a look at some interesting programs, including text editors that fit…
GNOME Weather doesn’t list many smaller places. A script lets you add the missing towns and cities yourself, without waiting for an official update.
Keep your Docker containers up to date without a web GUI? Dockcheck handles updates and cleanup right in the terminal!
Nautilus scripts can make your GNOME desktop a lot more efficient. This example lets you convert images to WebP right in the file manager, without opening a separate image editor.
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