Does it generate them or do you need to open the directory in nautilus first?
1 month ago
Anonymous
You know, I bet you could hack together a daemon that watches inode changes and generates them for you.
Can't be too hard, right Gnomies?
1 month ago
Anonymous
I'll make the logo
1 month ago
Anonymous
Here's the python just because you're a naughty boy.
Just images.
import os
import subprocess
import hashlib
from urllib.parse import quote
from watchdog.observers import Observer
from watchdog.events import FileSystemEventHandler
class ThumbnailHandler(FileSystemEventHandler):
def on_created(self, event):
if not event.is_directory:
generate_thumbnail(event.src_path, self.thumbnail_dir)
def on_modified(self, event):
if not event.is_directory:
generate_thumbnail(event.src_path, self.thumbnail_dir)
def process_existing_files(directory, thumbnail_dir):
for root, _, files in os.walk(directory):
for filename in files:
file_path = os.path.join(root, filename)
generate_thumbnail(file_path, thumbnail_dir)
>minimizing applications
You are using Gnome like a Macos/windows/Plasma clone which proves you have the IQ of a gorilla. Start using Gnome like you'd use i3 and you may be surprised how natural and easy Gnome is to use.
in fact, I check the repos now and Gnome 46 is still in the 'experimental' branch. So not even in Sid or Trixie. Given that, Debian 13 (Trixie) will probably be released with Gnome 44.9, or, at best, Gnome 45 (very unlikely).
Maybe the recent adoption of VRR on Gnome 46 will make Debian maintainers focus on implementing Gnome 46, who knows?
also this. for anything that isn't full screen, it's going to be a nightmare. Even on KDE it doesn't work well. Your screen will probably flicker going from like 13hz to 240hz. Mine definitely does when I go around 40Hz±10hz
1 month ago
Anonymous
So far I've been trying a few things and the only one that annoys me is that fullscreen youtube videos have some trouble. mpv works fine (all the gnome bullshit aside) with VRR. Games do as well.
You shouldn't talk about shit you don't understand. Gnome 44 didn't make into Debian 12 because it was released too close to the testing freeze. 46 and KDE 6 will definitely make into the system next year.
>b-b-but muh sid muh experimental
Debian isn't a rolling release distro, they only push shit to exp when they can work on it.
>Security improvements include enhanced protection from malware in the image viewer app and GNOME’s search technologies.
Is this related to the libcue disaster? >Variable refresh rates (VRR) is a feature which can, under some circumstances, produce smoother video performance. This is included in GNOME 46 as an experimental feature, which needs to be enabled by entering the following from the command line using: gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['variable-refresh-rate']". Once enabled, a variable refresh rate can be set from the display settings.
um hello? based department?
does that mean GNOME also allows tearing too or is that still in some meme convo hell?
It was over the second Plasma 6 released. Fricking pathetic. How can anyone take KDE seriously after that? It took them 9 years to fix Plasma 5 and the moment it finally became somewhat stable they replaced it with this new hot garbage.
Gnome had thumbnails in file picker for a while now but they are kinda half assed. You need to open the directory with the file explorer first to generate thumbnails. It's moronic.
I'm using GNOME 46 on Fedora 40 beta
So far I like the new look for Files but I can't get used to the fricking menu button on the left side
Also VRR works yes, but the same way it used to with the patch, that is like dogshit for youtube videos on fullscreen. And the option is well hidden even after enabling it now. You have to guess that it's in the refresh rate settings. Other than that same old same old
Not noticing anything weird
The problem is that's no guarantee of anything, I barely had the time to play with it enough.
I still hate that you get zero settings in the fricking installer for Workstation.
lmao, got a ebusy error looking in the terminal just now. I don't have a filepicker in Gnome 45 btw.
libmutter-Message: 18:12:05.365: Running GNOME Shell (using mutter 45.5) as a Wayland display server
Failed to setup: Could not take control: GDBus.Error:System.Error.EBUSY: Device or resource busy
It'd be in my case, if the touchpad wasn't so fricking sensitive that 2 finger scrolling on it was damn near unusable. Or if I could have this behavior where I could move the pointer with one finger and tap with the other, without having to release my fingers. It's a crying shame.
b-bros? does this mean my monitor can display 1Hz?
also >all my plugins are broken (again)
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I used to be a GNOME hater but I really like it these days
and, dare I say it, I find it even comfier than MacOS
I just need something that lets me open windows with the least amount of menus and garbage as possible which is also why I used i3 for a while
doesn't matter I will keep using xmonad and macos regardless
can't wait to never fricking use it
does gnome still not have system tray, and thus, not able to display running background apps, such as discord, steam, spotify, etc.
just get the "AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support" extension
It's broken on 46 and developer won't fix it for a whole month.
You don't need that.
Does it generate them or do you need to open the directory in nautilus first?
You know, I bet you could hack together a daemon that watches inode changes and generates them for you.
Can't be too hard, right Gnomies?
I'll make the logo
Here's the python just because you're a naughty boy.
Just images.
import os
import subprocess
import hashlib
from urllib.parse import quote
from watchdog.observers import Observer
from watchdog.events import FileSystemEventHandler
def generate_thumbnail(filename, thumbnail_dir):
file_uri = 'file://' + quote(os.path.abspath(filename))
hash_md5 = hashlib.md5(file_uri.encode('utf-8')).hexdigest()
thumbnail_path = os.path.join(thumbnail_dir, hash_md5 + '.png')
os.makedirs(thumbnail_dir, exist_ok=True)
command = f'/usr/bin/gdk-pixbuf-thumbnailer -s 256 "{filename}" "{thumbnail_path}"'
subprocess.run(command, shell=True)
class ThumbnailHandler(FileSystemEventHandler):
def on_created(self, event):
if not event.is_directory:
generate_thumbnail(event.src_path, self.thumbnail_dir)
def on_modified(self, event):
if not event.is_directory:
generate_thumbnail(event.src_path, self.thumbnail_dir)
def __init__(self, thumbnail_dir):
self.thumbnail_dir = thumbnail_dir
def process_existing_files(directory, thumbnail_dir):
for root, _, files in os.walk(directory):
for filename in files:
file_path = os.path.join(root, filename)
generate_thumbnail(file_path, thumbnail_dir)
def main():
pictures_directory = os.path.expanduser('~/Pictures/')
thumbnail_dir = os.path.expanduser('~/.cache/thumbnails/normal')
process_existing_files(pictures_directory, thumbnail_dir)
event_handler = ThumbnailHandler(thumbnail_dir)
observer = Observer()
observer.schedule(event_handler, pictures_directory, recursive=True)
observer.start()
try:
while True:
observer.join(1)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
observer.stop()
observer.join()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
https://pastebin.com/qsWtuTne
Daemonized and generating all sizes.
Too late, I already hacked together a whole filepicker so we don't even have to deal with Gnomies
https://github.com/dvhar/pikeru
Meant to reply to
Freetards really make UIs like this and don't see an issue
I think they added some button you can press that expands to all your systrays.
>file picker icons
I fricking kneel.
>minimizing applications
You are using Gnome like a Macos/windows/Plasma clone which proves you have the IQ of a gorilla. Start using Gnome like you'd use i3 and you may be surprised how natural and easy Gnome is to use.
What does "more performance" even mean?
It's the opposite of less performance.
more like gNOme THANKS
I'll try it when it lands on Debian 13, 10 years from now.
in fact, I check the repos now and Gnome 46 is still in the 'experimental' branch. So not even in Sid or Trixie. Given that, Debian 13 (Trixie) will probably be released with Gnome 44.9, or, at best, Gnome 45 (very unlikely).
Maybe the recent adoption of VRR on Gnome 46 will make Debian maintainers focus on implementing Gnome 46, who knows?
Deadian sucks, get on a real distro kid. Stable is useless for desktop.
It works for me so I don't care
just rebase your ostree to bluefin:latest
Vrr in gnome 46 is still half baked and under an experimental flag. It's not enabled by default or feature complete
>feature complete
what's missing?
also this. for anything that isn't full screen, it's going to be a nightmare. Even on KDE it doesn't work well. Your screen will probably flicker going from like 13hz to 240hz. Mine definitely does when I go around 40Hz±10hz
So far I've been trying a few things and the only one that annoys me is that fullscreen youtube videos have some trouble. mpv works fine (all the gnome bullshit aside) with VRR. Games do as well.
You shouldn't talk about shit you don't understand. Gnome 44 didn't make into Debian 12 because it was released too close to the testing freeze. 46 and KDE 6 will definitely make into the system next year.
>b-b-but muh sid muh experimental
Debian isn't a rolling release distro, they only push shit to exp when they can work on it.
Just use debian experimental. Works better than Arch for me.
Did they finally add tiling?
no, but they will soon remove the ability to move windows at all. everything will be fullscreen, kiosk style. it's all that wayland supports.
>Security improvements include enhanced protection from malware in the image viewer app and GNOME’s search technologies.
Is this related to the libcue disaster?
>Variable refresh rates (VRR) is a feature which can, under some circumstances, produce smoother video performance. This is included in GNOME 46 as an experimental feature, which needs to be enabled by entering the following from the command line using: gsettings set org.gnome.mutter experimental-features "['variable-refresh-rate']". Once enabled, a variable refresh rate can be set from the display settings.
um hello? based department?
does that mean GNOME also allows tearing too or is that still in some meme convo hell?
>v=r_QyRJf3rtQ
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what did they mean by this?
SEXOOO
is it over for KDE?
no. quite the contrary.
gnome is rotten and dying. KDE6 is the future.
It was over the second Plasma 6 released. Fricking pathetic. How can anyone take KDE seriously after that? It took them 9 years to fix Plasma 5 and the moment it finally became somewhat stable they replaced it with this new hot garbage.
Are there image previews in the filepicker yet or do i stay on xfce
Gnome had thumbnails in file picker for a while now but they are kinda half assed. You need to open the directory with the file explorer first to generate thumbnails. It's moronic.
I'm using GNOME 46 on Fedora 40 beta
So far I like the new look for Files but I can't get used to the fricking menu button on the left side
Also VRR works yes, but the same way it used to with the patch, that is like dogshit for youtube videos on fullscreen. And the option is well hidden even after enabling it now. You have to guess that it's in the refresh rate settings. Other than that same old same old
is Fedora 40 broke as hell?
should I wait(tm)?
Not noticing anything weird
The problem is that's no guarantee of anything, I barely had the time to play with it enough.
I still hate that you get zero settings in the fricking installer for Workstation.
lmao, got a ebusy error looking in the terminal just now. I don't have a filepicker in Gnome 45 btw.
libmutter-Message: 18:12:05.365: Running GNOME Shell (using mutter 45.5) as a Wayland display server
Failed to setup: Could not take control: GDBus.Error:System.Error.EBUSY: Device or resource busy
sticking with KDE
Hello SIRS
Gnome is BEAUTIFUL and I'm tired of pretending otherwise.
Any important differences? I refuse to read release notes.
gnome with paperWM is the single best desktop experience when you just have a touchpad to work with
It'd be in my case, if the touchpad wasn't so fricking sensitive that 2 finger scrolling on it was damn near unusable. Or if I could have this behavior where I could move the pointer with one finger and tap with the other, without having to release my fingers. It's a crying shame.
b-bros? does this mean my monitor can display 1Hz?
also
>all my plugins are broken (again)
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
singlehandedly carrying the true linux desktop experience
>that fricking corporate stomping and clapping music
holy shit
put it back in
gnome is complete trash after 2
use MATE
I used to be a GNOME hater but I really like it these days
and, dare I say it, I find it even comfier than MacOS
I just need something that lets me open windows with the least amount of menus and garbage as possible which is also why I used i3 for a while
No system tray
No desktop icons
No window controls
No desktop icons
No thanks I'm sticking with kde plasma. Wake me up when yall get over your pride and make it a usable DESKTOP.
Hidden dock
Oof... Why?
Yeah I'm deleting this vm and not installing it on real hardware. Why are the gnome devs so useless?
What's the use case for any of those?
I use them every day.
Who the hell are you to question my use case? It's my desktop, i demand them. I'll use whatever desktop gives me those.
Better question is, why are you so useless? Imagine having an ability but using it to be useless at life...
Use case for desktop icons? What kind of autistic troony question is that?