Two items recently covered on this site, the upcoming release of GNOME 3.12 and Ubuntu's intention to support HDPI displays in 14.04 LTS, combined neatly over the weekend.
It may not be as fast, featured or famous as the big-name browsers but GNOME's 'Web' is quietly emerging from the sidelines as a competent, compelling alternative.
Ever wish you could manage your Skype activities in GNOME Shell without needing to have the app font and centre all the time?
For all the initial concerns GNOME's visual overhaul is really starting to come together, as the addition of new pop-over dialogs shows.
Macro lenses at the ready: Ubuntu GNOME is on the hunt for a new set of community-contributed wallpapers to feature in its forthcoming release.
GNOME 3.10 will be available to install from the Ubuntu Software Centre in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, a recent package update confirms.
Support for popular content bookmarking service Pocket has been added to GNOME Online Accounts, allowing for some nifty desktop integration.
GNOME has finally gotten around to updating the look and feel of their text editor, 'Gedit'.
Ubuntu 14.04 will, for the first time, allow users to install the MATE desktop environment straight from the Ubuntu Software Centre.
GNOME designer Allan Day has shown off new design work on Nautilus dubbed 'Nautilus Next'.
You have to hand it to the GNOME designers and developers: their work in creating a coherent, integrated set of apps for the desktop is showing true promise. In fact, they’ve barely sat still over […]
GNOME 3.10, the latest version of the popular free and open-source desktop environment, was released earlier today bringing with it new features, apps, bug-fixes and interface enhancements.
GNOME 3.10, the latest update to the popular free and open-source GNOME desktop environment, has been released. Developers have spent 6 months crafting the stable release, contributing nearly 36,000 changes both big and small. The […]
Google has been replaced by DuckDuckGo as the default search engine in GNOME's web-browser Web, developers have announced today.
GNOME's core app project has me excited for the future of the Linux desktop - just take a look at this five and you'll soon see why.
The appearance of Nautilus, System Settings and several other GNOME 3 applications in Ubuntu 13.10 has been improved in a recent update.
Want to make the GNOME Shell app launcher a little tidier? This post will walk you though the process of adding category folders to the overlay dashboard.
The GNOME team make it easy to install/upgrade to GNOME 3.8 on Ubuntu 13.04.