GNOME 46.2 Released with Various Improvements and Bug Fixes
GNOME 46.2 comes a little over a month after GNOME 46.1 and improves lock screen notifications, tweaks font sizes in the calendar applet, centers the time on the lock screen when using a 12h format, improves the handling of invalid TLS certificates in the portal handler, fixes the size of the workspace switcher OSD, and fixes displaying of info messages on the login screen.
It also fixes the number of search results shown with the Large Text option, as well as showing of keyboard layouts with variants, adds the ability to re-ask users for the password on TCRYPT devices, addresses an issue where the unlock prompt was stuck when animations are disabled, fixes hardware cursor issues with non-atomic KMS drivers, and fixes the Night Light state getting stuck after monitor changes.
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GNOME 46.2 Released, Here's What's New
The latest version of the popular desktop environment GNOME, 46.2, has just been released with a host of updates and enhancements across many of its core applications and libraries.
This update brings bug fixes, performance improvements, and several key updates to its modules, so let’s take a look at them.
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GNOME 46.2 Released with Various Bug Fixes and Enhancements
Recently, the GNOME Project has rolled out GNOME 46.2. This one is the second update of the GNOME 46 we get after the first one in the “Kathmandu” desktop environment series. The good news is that we get a lot of bug fixes and minor enhancements. The new update comes with some significant bug fixes.