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Thursday, April 13, 2017
GNOME 3 18 Released See What s New
GNOME 3 18 Released See What s New
After six months of work, GNOME 3.18 was released today, bringing some important Files application improvements, built-in Firmware upgrades, as well as a new preview application called To Do.
Changes in GNOME 3.18
Unlike most of the previous GNOME 3.x releases, the latest GNOME 3.18 focuses more stability and under the hood features and less on redesigning applications or GNOME Shell.
One of the most important new features in GNOME Shell 3.18 is the ability to access Google Drive directly from Files (Nautilus) and file chooser dialogs (via GVFS). This allows easily downloading your Google Drive files directly from the Files app as well as uploading new files:
Other similar (well, more or less) solutions were already available for some time, like google-drive-ocamlfuse, but having this built-in is definitely a nice feature, especially since its very easy to setup: all you have to do is add your Google account to Online Accounts.
Another useful new feature is the integration of the Linux Vendor Firmware Service with GNOME. This is a project that aims to make it possible for hardware manufacturers to distribute firmware updates for Linux (like a BIOS update, network card firmware, etc.). With GNOME 3.18, Software automatically displays firmware just like any other software updates and furthermore, this feature should also work with other devices such as monitors or USB hubs.
Yet another new feature in GNOME 3.18, which you might not notice at first, is automatic screen brightness, for computers that have an integrated light sensor. This feature is enabled by default and it can be disabled from the Power settings.
As for GNOME Shell, there arent any major new features or changes, just a few minor enhancements, like showing Display Settings entry in the background menu, using the same style for the system modal dialogs as GTKs modal dialogs and a menu option to allow moving a window to a different monitor, along with bug fixes.
Other changes:
- improved touchscreen support: its now easier to select, cut, copy and paste text using a touchscreen, via new popovers and also, the handles used to adjust text selections have been made bigger;
- Kinetic scrolling (scrolling feels physical) is now handled by GTK+ - this should fix this type of scrolling if it didnt work for you previously. Furthermore, a new auto-scroll feature has been added (to activate it, press the scrollbar with the right mouse or touchpad button);
- the latest GTK+ 3.18 includes new typographic features such as colored underlines, letterspacing and translucent font colors as well as support for custom font maps and font options;
- various Wayland improvements, including HiDPI support (as well as HiDPI cursor support), support for copy, paste and drag and drop between windows, including between two Wayland apps and between Wayland and X11 apps, GTK+ OpenGL support under Wayland and more. Also, its now possible to use multitouch gestures such as pinch to zoom and rotate with a touchpad (previously, they were only available with a touchscreen);
- Bluetooth sharing has been merged into the main Bluetooth settings, so it is easier to find;
- The animation of progress spinners has been made super smooth.
GNOME applications
The application that has received most attention this development cycle is Files (Nautilus), which includes the following changes:
- the files places sidebar, displayed in the Files app and in open and save dialogs, has been reworked and it now includes a new location, called "Other Locations", which provides a useful overview of local and network locations;
- the copy/move dialog is now in the form of a button on the Files toolbar which shows progress information along with more information when pressed;
- improved folder creation as well as file and folder renaming - these now use dialogs and popovers (according to the release notes, these changes were introduced following user testing results);
- search as you type has been added to the open and save dialogs;
- placeholders are now displayed when folders are empty, or when no search results are found;
- recursive search is now automatically disabled when searching remote locations, in order to prevent performance problems;
- theres a new option in Dconf (org > gnome > nautilus > preferences) which allows disabling recursive search. When disabled, the search will only look for files and folders in the current directory, ignoring subfolders.
- recent files lists have been improved, and now show the full location of each file;
- Google Drive integration (which I already mentioned above).
The latest Gedit 3.18 brings a new minimap, which shows an overview of a file next to the scrollbar, as well as a new plugin which allows searching in all files:
Evince, the GNOME document viewer, was updated with just a few, but important new features. The app can now display inline multimedia, such as video and audio by using GStreamer and it supports adding highlight annotations. Also, text annotations can now be moved:
Changes in other GNOME applications:
- Maps is now able to indicate your direction as well as location. It is also possible to enter latitude/longitude coordinates or a geoURI;
- Web, the GNOME browser is faster and also, the screen will no longer automatically lock when you are watching a fullscreen video in Web;
- Builder has a new workspace system which allows different panels to be added and removed, a new appearance for the pop-up command bar, a new shortcuts window (to open it, use Ctrl + Shift + ?) as well as a new plug-in system which allows plug-ins to be written using Python 3, C or Vala;
- the collections dialog has been greatly improved in Documents, with a better layout and easier renaming and deletion;
- the layout of the Logs application has been improved, so that it is more efficient and easier to read. It is also possible to select which boot to view logs from;
- GNOMEs IRC application, Polari, has received paste service integration along with other improvements such as a better first run experience, improved feedback for connection errors and better indicators for new messages;
- Boxes includes a new list view with more details about your boxes along with other improvements.
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With GNOME 3.18, there are two new official applications, which have graduated from the "preview" status they had in the previous GNOME release: Calendar (calendar app) and Characters (character map app):
GNOME Calendar features month and year views, search, allows adding calendars from files or remote URLs, it integrates with GNOMEs Online Accounts integration and more.
And finally, a brand new application is available as a technical preview with GNOME 3.18: To Do, which you can see in the screenshots below:
As you may have guessed from its name, this is a todo list management application and in this early release, it allows creating new tasks (and schedule tasks), grouping, prioritizing tasks and attaching notes to tasks. Furthermore, the app integrates with GNOME Online Accounts, which means it can keep your tasks in sync with Google Tasks.
Getting GNOME 3.18
Among the Linux distributions that will ship with GNOME 3.18 are Fedora 23 (currently in beta) as well as the next openSUSE release (scheduled for November 4, 2015).
GNOME 3.18 isnt yet available in Debian Unstable (though some GNOME 3.18 RC packages are available in Experimental) or Arch Linux at the time Im writing this article.
As for Ubuntu / Ubuntu GNOME, part of GNOME 3.18 is available in the GNOME 3 Staging PPA for Ubuntu 15.10 only (there are still missing pieces, like Gedit 3.18 and others).
You may also want to check out the official GNOME 3.18 release notes.
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Saturday, January 7, 2017
How To Burn Chest Fat Fast What Is A Perfect Endomorph Diet
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Monday, November 21, 2016
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Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Google Play Store not working Heres what you can do
Google Play Store not working Heres what you can do
Weve all experienced a Google Play Store problem at some point. Whether its an error message when downloading apps, or the Play Store simply wont open, we have the solutions. Heres what you can do when the Google Play Store doesnt work for you.
Check your date and time settings
Google checks your Android smartphones date and time for the Play Store. If the store does not find a time then it could cause some issues. Googles servers could have a tough time syncing with your device and cause your Play Store to act up.
To fix this issue, you need to go into your the Settings in your Android device. Under System you should see Date and Time. Tap on this and you will see whether your phone is on the Automatic date and time provided by your network. If it isnt already then you should toggle it on.
If your device is on automatic and your Google Play Store is still not working then you should manually set the date and time. You first need to turn Automatic date and time off. Then start by entering the date and time with as much accuracy as possible. If this doesnt work, dont worry, there are still many more solutions for getting your Google Play Store up and running again.
Clear the Google Play Store cache
In some cases, you can get the Play Store going again by just emptying the cache. The cache is a storage area that temporarily holds data so it can be quickly retrieved without needing to be reloaded. This could solve your problem and emptying it is easy.
First go in the Settings from your smartphone’s home screen. You should then go into your Apps or Application manager, it depends on your device. From there you should either be able to scroll down and hit Clear cache or you might have to first go into Storage then Clear cache.
Once this has been completed, go back into your Google Play Store and see if your problem has been solved. If not, you should try one of the other solutions here.
Clear out your Play Store data
Deleting your data from the Play Store is similar to our first tip but erases quite a bit more. It sets the app back to square one and gets rid of your saved information, hopefully including whatever glitchy data was causing the problem.
Remember, when you do this your files, settings, accounts, databases and other information will be erased. You should make sure you have the log-in information for the account as it will be taken off the Google Play Store account.
To get started, head into your Settings and find the Apps or Application manager. From there you should be able to scroll down to Clear data or go into Storage first then Clear data.
Clear data and cache on Google Play Services
It is possible that Play Store problems could stem from issues with Google Play Services. If Google Play Store is the heart of your Android device, then Google Play Services is its soul. Play Services is the mysterious background process that allows apps to communicate with different parts of your device, enabling them to sync, send push notifications and so on.
If clearing the cache and data in your Google Play Store didn’t work then you may need to go into your Google Play Services and clear the data and cache there. Doing this is easy.
You need to go into your Settings and hit Application manager or Apps. From there, find the Google Play Services app (the puzzle piece). Depending on your device, you should be able to tap the Clear cache button or you might need to go into Storage first then hit Clear cache. If that fails to solve the problem, come back to this page and hit Manage space or Manage storage then tap Clear all data.
Install the latest version of Google Play Services
Another thing that may help is to download and install the latest version of Google Play Services and the Google Play Store. The most current version of the software is likely to be the most stable, so its useful to keep it updated.
Firstly, you need to make sure your Google Play Store is up-to-date. Go into the Google Play Store app and hit the menu button (three lines in the top left hand corner of your screen). From there tap Settings and under General you should be able to see when your Google Play app updates. Tap Auto-update apps and ensure that Auto-update apps over Wi-Fi is checked. Now, make sure you’re connected to Wi-Fi.
Getting the latest version of Google Play Services is much more difficult and too long to mention here.
Reset your Google account on your device
Were now coming to the slightly more drastic solutions. If your Play Store app still isnt working, then you may need to refresh your Google account on your Android device. This will mean your Google account on your entire phone will be reset and not just in the Google Play Store. Make sure you know the account(s) before you start this. You could lose the entire account if you’re not careful.
So to do this, remove your account then add it again. It’s pretty simple to do. Go to your Settings and tap Accounts. Now you need to tap the Google account you want to remove, then tap the menu icon (three dots at the top right) and tap Remove account. Do this for every Google account on your device.
Now you need to re-enter your Google account. Go back into your Settings and tap on Account again. The only thing you should see is Add Account. If you see an account then you forgot to remove one. Tap Add Account and follow the on-screen steps to re-add your account.
Check your disabled apps
Many apps need other apps in order to function properly. This is especially true when youre dealing with system apps such as the Google Play Store. If you recently disabled an app that could be your problem. Luckily, this is easy to fix.
Go into your Settings and Application manager or Apps and scroll to the bottom. This is where disabled apps end up. If you see any disabled services, just go into these and hit Enable and see if that helps.
Enable Download Manager
There is a chance that the Play Store will stop working if your download manager is disabled. If this is the case, the solution is simple.
Go into your Settings and tap either Apps or Application manager (depending on your device). You should either see all of your apps or you might have to choose All. From there find Downloads or Download manager and hit this.
You should be able to see if Download manager is disabled. If it is then youll see a button marked Enable. Simply tap this button to switch Download manager back on. If all you see are buttons for Force Stop and Disable (possibly grayed-out, as seen below), then Download manager is not disabled and you can rule this possibility out.
Uninstall previous updates
Generally, when you have a problem with an app you can just uninstall it and then reinstall it. Well that works for some apps, but the Google Play Store is a system app on your Android device. What you can do instead is uninstall previous updates to the app and this might help your problem.
You first need to head into your Settings, tap either Apps or Application manager, and you should either see all of your apps or you might have to choose All. From there find the Google Play Store and tap Uninstall updates.
If your Google Play Store is still not working then you need to go back and reinstall the updates. From there head down to our last solution.
Perform a factory data reset on your smartphone
If youre still facing problems after having tried all of the above, then you may have little choice but to do a factory reset. This is a drastic measure and there are consequences. All of your data will be lost. So you should perform a complete backup beforehand.
Once your data is backed its time to do a reset. Go to your Settings and tap Backup & reset. Now, make sure the Back up my data slider is on. Tap Back up account to select which account you want your data backed up to. Ensure you have access to this account.
Once youve done this, go to the Backup & reset menu and tap the Factory data reset button at the bottom. Confirm that you want to do this, and your phone will be as it was when you bought it. Your data will be restored when you log back into your Google account.
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