Category: Gnome 49
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GNOME 49.1 Launches with Exciting Enhancements and Essential Bug Fixes
The GNOME Project has released GNOME 49.1, marking the first point release for the latest GNOME 49 "Brescia" desktop environment. This update includes a variety of improvements and bug fixes across multiple components, such as Nautilus, Epiphany, and GNOME Software. Key enhancements in GNOME 49.1 focus on accessibility features. The screenshot overlay UI has seen…
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Troubleshooting GNOME Screenshot App Issues in GNOME 49: Common Problems and Solutions
The GNOME Screenshot app has ceased to function in Ubuntu 25.10 with GNOME 49, and this change is an intentional decision rather than a bug. The app’s removal of access to the private screen capture API was made due to the existence of a built-in screenshot feature in GNOME Shell, which was introduced in 2022.…
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Exploring GNOME 49: Exciting New Features You Can’t Miss!
GNOME 49 is set to be released on October 9, 2025, and it promises to enhance the Linux desktop experience with a host of new features and improvements. As users look forward to the upcoming Ubuntu 25.10 release, which will incorporate many of GNOME 49’s features, let’s explore the key changes you can expect. Key…
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GNOME 49 Release Candidate: Default X11 Support Re-Enabled in GDM
The GNOME Project has released the Release Candidate (RC) for GNOME 49, which is set to launch on September 17, 2025. One of the most significant updates in this version is the reactivation of X11 support by default in the GNOME Display Manager (GDM). This change comes after difficulties in separating GDM’s ability to launch…
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Celebrating 28 Years of GNOME: Public Testing Begins for GNOME 49 Beta Release
The GNOME Project has officially launched the beta version of GNOME 49, coinciding with the desktop environment’s 28th anniversary. This new release introduces several enhancements, including media controls on the lock screen, a fresh default wallpaper, and a new notification encouraging donations to the GNOME initiative. Just five weeks after the announcement of the GNOME…
