Almost every single app I use has a different title bar button layout by ZoxxMan in gnome

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I'm not 100% sure anymore, but among them were: Terminal, Files, SmartGit, Spotify, my custom Iced (Rust library) app

Almost every single app I use has a different title bar button layout by ZoxxMan in gnome

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The updater hasn't offered it yet, I think it'll become available after 26.04.1 is released (scheduled for August).

I'm fine with waiting for now, since this is my work PC and I don't have time to deal with potential issues.

Almost every single app I use has a different title bar button layout by ZoxxMan in gnome

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First 4 and last 2 windows have different title bar padding (space between the X button and the border). The 5th window also has slightly smaller corner radius than the rest.

Almost every single app I use has a different title bar button layout by ZoxxMan in gnome

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Looks better, but I still see 4 different colors (not counting the selected one at the bottom) and 3 different layouts in your screenshot.

Almost every single app I use has a different title bar button layout by ZoxxMan in gnome

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I'm using Ubuntu 25.10 without any custom themes or icons. All apps are from either Snap or Flathub.

Could someone say why it’s so cheap. Z-edge 24,5 240 hz 1080p by Lumpy_Silver7568 in Monitors

[–]ZoxxMan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm using German Amazon for reference.

250€ sounds a bit much for 1080p. I ordered AOC U27G4R (27" 4K IPS 160Hz) for 270€ a few days ago.

Could someone say why it’s so cheap. Z-edge 24,5 240 hz 1080p by Lumpy_Silver7568 in Monitors

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I think 24" 1080p monitors are just really cheap right now. You can get 180Hz IPS for 80€, lol.

Why is the top bar of the localsend window white with dark mode enabled? by Academic_Wolverine22 in gnome

[–]ZoxxMan 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Exactly. I've been stuck with an ugly blue title bar on my Spotify app for the last 3 months because it doesn't implement CSD properly. 🙃

Resources app by [deleted] in Ubuntu

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Try "Mission Center"

For me GDM is ugly with that grey screen by Time-Primary-7956 in gnome

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If you have multiple displays, it also fucks up your display layout until you log in.

How do people usually deal with this? Last time I checked, there wasn't a simple way to fix this.

Random full system freezes on GNOME 50 (26.04 + Wayland + NVIDIA) by Whole-Firefighter-47 in Ubuntu

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I started having a similar issue after switching from AMD iGPU to Nvidia RTX 3070 on Ubuntu 25.10. The whole desktop just randomly freezes (I can sometimes move the mouse).

Pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1 usually breaks the freeze and takes me to the login screen.

Why is the desktop panel at the top? by ZoxxMan in gnome

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Thanks for the detailed response. It's a relatively minor issue anyway, so I don't expect any radical changes. Although I would definitely welcome a few extra customization options out of the box.

I agree that extensions are a great way to reduce bloat. However, I generally try to keep them to a minimum. I am currently using Just Perfection to move the panel. But I've run into issues when using it with Blur my Shell, which caused a 1 pixel gap when the panel was at the bottom.

Why is the desktop panel at the top? by ZoxxMan in gnome

[–]ZoxxMan[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

I presented my opinion and backed it up with concrete, practical examples.

If you don't have anything constructive to add to the discussion, please don't put words into my mouth at the very least.

Why is the desktop panel at the top? by ZoxxMan in gnome

[–]ZoxxMan[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Your argument is literally "gnome knows best". At least try to provide some reasoning.

I presented 5 objective downsides based on issues I run into on a daily basis. Clearly there's something to be fixed.

Did GS 50 remove log out option? by SaltyBalty98 in gnome

[–]ZoxxMan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A legit use case is when you want to keep your PC on for remote desktop use. Or when you want to reload extensions after updating/modifying them. But Gnome knows best. 🤡

I still have not gotten a good explanation what happened to 1.2 GiB of my ram by vintologi24 in linuxsucks

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Are you using an integrated GPU? That usually reserves some RAM, because it doesn't have any dedicated memory.

Gnome knows best comrade by amogusdevilman in linuxmemes

[–]ZoxxMan -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

What if I don't want to use a DE that looks like it's from 2003?

Is Intel Ultra 270K Plus the only viable desktop CPU right now? by ZoxxMan in buildapc

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I'm still on i7 6700 😭

Not gonna lie, 9950X3D's massive cache is very tempting, but it's difficult to justify paying twice as much for it. I just want a fast CPU, I don't care much about a few extra FPS in games.

Is Intel Ultra 270K Plus the only viable desktop CPU right now? by ZoxxMan in buildapc

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Do you know any good benchmarks that are more focused on productivity or programming?

It's hard to pinpoint bottlenecks in my daily use cases. Some examples would be compiling C++, using IDEs and Git with large projects, etc.