On Thu, Jun 9, 2016 at 10:53 AM, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> A bugfix update for gnome-shell for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS has been released
> as a proposed update. It needs someone to test it and give feedback so
> that the Ubuntu developers can decide whether to release it as an
> update for all Ubuntu 16.04 L
For the flatpak, it relies on a runtime of gnome version 3.20 actually.
When you will start an app on your current gnome 3.18, the runtime will
replace the gnome-session with the 3.20 version. I don't think you could
replace gdm since it's a service not an application. And if you have
dependenci
Yep, I assumed that would the case for the GNOME shell itself but I was
thinking it could be more useful for the apps.
I know Ubuntu GNOME ships a lot of the older GNOME apps, Nautilus is
3.14.3 etc. Is this due to dependency incompatibilities with the Ubuntu
repos?
Sounds like a lot of work to k
On Wed, 2016-06-15 at 13:29 +0100, Adam Eveleigh wrote:
> >Snaps are already supported in the 16.04 base, you can play with them
> >now. It's just an idea, but maybe either snaps or XDG would make it
> >easier to run the latest version of GNOME 3 desktop/apps under Ubuntu.
> Yes I like that idea.
>Snaps are already supported in the 16.04 base, you can play with them
>now. It's just an idea, but maybe either snaps or XDG would make it
>easier to run the latest version of GNOME 3 desktop/apps under Ubuntu.
>Leo
Yes I like that idea. It could be more stable for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS users to use
Snaps are already supported in the 16.04 base, you can play with them
now. It's just an idea, but maybe either snaps or XDG would make it
easier to run the latest version of GNOME 3 desktop/apps under Ubuntu.
Leo
On 14/06/16 17:10, Adam Eveleigh wrote:
> Ah, iirc that's GNOME's Snappy equivalen
