Preview of Next Month's Ubuntu and This Week's GNOME Release
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Ubuntu 17.10 "Artful Aardvark" Preview Part 5: New System Settings!
Now, Ubuntu Artful gets a new System Settings with a fully-new interface from GNOME 3.25. It's officially renamed to Settings and it got big changes. It's very amusing to read Georges Staracas' article (the developer of Settings) especially the fact that more than 30.000 lines of code changed since v3.20 by 15 contributors! This means when finally released, Ubuntu 17.10 will include Settings by default. Now let us see the quick look at Artful here. Enjoy!
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Ubuntu’s Suru Icon Theme Is Being Revived
If you loved the look of the Unity 8 desktop as used in Canonical’s shelved Ubuntu phone and tablet project, I can guarantee you’re going to love the following icon set.
Why? Because it is the Ubuntu phone and tablet icon set!
Yup, even though Ubuntu Touch died and Canonical (painfully) let the majority of its design team go, the story isn’t yet done for the Suru icon theme.
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See What’s New in GNOME 3.26
Today sees the release of GNOME 3.26 — and you’re probably wondering what new features are going to be on offer.
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The GNOME desktop is made up of multiple parts. This includes the main user interface (called ‘GNOME Shell’) as well as core apps (like the file manager Nautilus), and ‘invisible’ background libraries and services that help glue everything together.
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