Post by Jo KerrPost by pierre www.aribaut.comÇa commence mal pour Ubuntu 18.04 avec Gnome, déjà que contrairement à
Cinnamon ou Xfce, c'est compliqué d'avoir un environnement style
"windows classic" (du genre windows 7 ou xp par exemple), Gnome, il faut
s'y faire, c'est pas forcément très intuitif comme environnement.
L'autre point probable, c'est que Gnome 3.28 va bouffer probablement
plus de ressources que Xfce ou Cinnamon.
Pour moi Ubuntu Mate est la bonne alternative.
Je viens d'essayer un peu Xubuntu 18.04, ça a l'air pas mal, j'ai fait
la commande pour savoir la version de xfce sur le live usb, c'est la
4.12.2 qui est de mars 2018 :
https://bluesabre.org/2018/03/04/xfce-settings-4-12-2-released/
Probablement en faisant un update post installation, cela passe à la
version 4.12.3 du 21 avril :
https://bluesabre.org/2018/04/21/xfce-settings-4-12-3-4-13-2-released/
Non, Xfce n'est pas mort, pas encore ;)
Cela fait encore régulièrement des mises à jour de corrections de bugs
etc...c'est rassurant :)
Xubuntu 18.04 prend certaines choses de Mate au lieu d'utiliser celles
de Gnome, est-ce un signe ?
https://xubuntu.org/news/xubuntu-18-04-release/
"Highlights
Some GNOME applications are replaced with corresponding MATE
applications for improved consistency with almost identical set of features
The Sound Indicator plugin is replaced with the Xfce PulseAudio plugin
in the panel, improving controlling the volume and multimedia
applications from the panel
The new xfce4-notifyd panel plugin is included, allowing you to easily
toggle “Do Not Disturb” mode for notifications as well as view missed
notifications
Significantly improved menu editing with a new MenuLibre version
Better support for HiDPI screens, better consistency and other
improvements from the Greybird GTK+ theme"
Ubuntu Mate 18.04 semble très intéressant, il y a de l'innovation, entre
autres au niveau du gestionnaire de fichiers (contrairement à Gnome, ce
n'est pas en retirant des options de base), il va falloir que je teste
un peu aussi :
https://ubuntu-mate.org/blog/ubuntu-mate-bionic-final-release/
"MATE Desktop 1.20.1
The MATE Desktop has transitioned from the GTK 2.24 based MATE 1.12 to
the very latest MATE 1.20.1 based on GTK 3.22. This migration has been
several years in the making, and most of 2016 and 2017 was spent
refining the GTK3 implementation. The move to GTK3 has made it possible
to introduce many of the new features you’ll read about below.
Support for libinput has been added and is now the default input handler
for mouse and touchpad, which has resulted in much improved
responsiveness and support for multi-finger touch gestures.
Thanks to our friends at Hypra.fr accessibility support (particularly
for visually impaired users) has seen continued development and
improvement. MATE Desktop is proud to provide visually impaired users
the most accessible open source desktop environment.
HiDPI
High DPI displays have a high resolution relative to their physical size
that results in an increased pixel density compared to standard DPI
displays. They are mostly found in high-end laptops and monitors. Our
friends at elementary OS wrote a great blog post explaining What is
HIDPI and why does it matter.
MATE Desktop 1.20 supports HiDPI displays and if you have one then
Ubuntu MATE will automatically enable pixel scaling, presenting you with
a super crisp desktop and applications. HiDPI hints for Qt applications
are also pushed to the environment to improve cross toolkit integration.
Every aspect of the Ubuntu MATE, its themes, its applications, its
icons, its toolkit assets have been updated to take advantage of HiDPI.
Should you have a HiDPI display and want to disable HiDPI scaling you
can do so via MATE Tweak (for the desktop) and Login Window (for the
greeter), both are available in the Control Centre.
The File Manager (Caja)
We’ve added some new features to the file manager (Caja).
Added Advanced bulk rename - A batch renaming extension.
Added Encryption - An extension which allows encryption and decryption
of files using GnuPG.
Added Hash checking - An extension for computing and validating message
digests or checksums.
Added Advanced ACL properties - An extension to edit access control
lists (ACLs) and extended attributes (xattr).
Updated Folder Color - An extension for applying custom colours and
emblems to folders and files."
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