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@elementary@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

We’ve brought the workspace switcher up from the Multitasking View directly into the Dock. You can press the “+” tile to open new workspaces or select an existing workspace to switch to it, drag-n-drop to rearrange workspaces and, clicking on a workspace that’s already open will show the Multitasking View

A screenshot of the Multitasking View in elementary OS. This is an overview of workspaces and open apps. The dock replaces the old workspace switcher at the bottom of the screen.
A screenshot of the Multitasking View in elementary OS. This is an overview of workspaces and open apps. The dock replaces the old workspace switcher at the bottom of the screen.
A screenshot of the Multitasking View in elementary OS. This is an overview of workspaces and open apps. The dock replaces the old workspace switcher at the bottom of the screen.
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@elementary@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

In AppCenter we now show a simple percentage-based app rating when ratings are available from ODRS—the same ratings server used by apps like GNOME Software. When developers provide screenshots for multiple platforms, we now show you the ones intended for elementary OS. We’ve added support for app addons, and we now show when a game supports playing with controllers

#AppCenter #Flatpak

A screenshot of AppCenter running on elementary OS, showing an app info page for PokéMMO. You can see app information like ratings, content warnings, controller compatability, release notes, licensing information, and more.
A screenshot of AppCenter running on elementary OS, showing an app info page for PokéMMO. You can see app information like ratings, content warnings, controller compatability, release notes, licensing information, and more.
A screenshot of AppCenter running on elementary OS, showing an app info page for PokéMMO. You can see app information like ratings, content warnings, controller compatability, release notes, licensing information, and more.
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@elementary@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

Password authentication dialogs have a new feature in a Secure Session: when opened, the rest of the screen will dim and other windows won’t be allowed to steal focus. This prevents accidentally typing your password anywhere other than the authentication dialog and you’ll be able to make sure these are legitimate system dialogs and not an application trying to read your password

A screenshot of an open password authentication dialog on elementary OS. The rest of the screen behind the dialog has been dimmed.
A screenshot of an open password authentication dialog on elementary OS. The rest of the screen behind the dialog has been dimmed.
A screenshot of an open password authentication dialog on elementary OS. The rest of the screen behind the dialog has been dimmed.
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@elementary@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 16 hours ago

When we ran our desktop survey 75% of you told us that you expected to see background apps in the Dock, so we now have support for the Background Portal!

You can always manage app permissions in System Settings → Applications and choose which apps are allowed to run in the background

#flatpak #linux

When we ran our desktop survey 75% of you told us that you expected to see background apps in the Dock, so we now have support for the Background Portal!

You can always manage app permissions in System Settings → Applications and choose which apps are allowed to run in the background

#flatpak #linux
When we ran our desktop survey 75% of you told us that you expected to see background apps in the Dock, so we now have support for the Background Portal! You can always manage app permissions in System Settings → Applications and choose which apps are allowed to run in the background #flatpak #linux
When we ran our desktop survey 75% of you told us that you expected to see background apps in the Dock, so we now have support for the Background Portal! You can always manage app permissions in System Settings → Applications and choose which apps are allowed to run in the background #flatpak #linux
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