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Yep, Pop OS 21.04 Will Have Exactly What You’ve Wanted

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 13th of April 2021 04:37:13 PM Filed under
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What’s the first thing you do after installing a fresh copy of Linux distro Pop OS? I’d wager the majority of you install Gnome Tweaks, Dash to Dock, or Dash to Panel. Jeremy Soller, Principal Engineer at System76 (the hardware company also responsible for developing Pop OS), is well aware of this.

“90% of the screenshots on the Pop OS subreddit have a dock,” he says in my upcoming Linux For Everyone interview. “It’s something we want to provide out of the box.”

Following that, Soller drops all kinds of info bombs regarding Pop OS 21.04 (yep, there will be a public beta). Specifically, System76 will be integrating Gnome-Tweaks and building upon it.

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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 13th of April 2021 07:57:28 PM.
  • System76 announce COSMIC, their own GNOME-based desktop environment for Pop!_OS | GamingOnLinux

    Pop!_OS from Linux hardware vendor System76 is set to get a massive upgrade when Pop!_OS 21.04 releases, as they've announced COSMIC - their very own desktop environment.

    "We’re providing a honed desktop user experience in Pop!_OS through our GNOME-based desktop environment: COSMIC. It’s a refined solution that makes the desktop easier to use, yet more powerful and efficient for our users through customization. The new designs are developed from extensive testing and user feedback since the Pop!_OS 20.04 release, and are currently being further refined in their testing phase."

COSMIC to Arrive in June Release of Pop!_OS 21.04

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 13th of April 2021 08:20:11 PM.
  • COSMIC to Arrive in June Release of Pop!_OS 21.04

    With April in full swing, it’s time to preview the upcoming version of Pop!_OS! New features are lined up for the release like kids at a candy store. Among them is the tale…the legend…the ultimate customizer…the COSMIC desktop. To ensure the best taste, we’re slow-cooking COSMIC to deliver a *chef’s kiss* quality experience. As a result, Pop!_OS 21.04 will release in June.

  • System76 Developing "COSMIC" Desktop Environment For Pop!_OS

    System76 has their in-house Pop!_OS Linux distribution derived from Ubuntu and have long been customizing their GNOME-based desktop. However, the Linux PC vendor is now taking things a step further by developing their own desktop environment dubbed COSMIC.

    While System76 has long been a supporter of GNOME, with the changes around GNOME 40 they have decided instead they will be moving to their own GNOME-based desktop environment. COSMIC will make its debut in Pop!_OS 21.04 due out this June.

YES! Pop OS 21.04 Is Getting That Feature We Want

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 13th of April 2021 09:33:57 PM.
  • YES! Pop OS 21.04 Is Getting That Feature We Want

    System76 Linux ninja Jeremy Soller has a lot to say. Here's the most exciting 45 seconds you'll hear about Pop OS 21.04. It's finally happening guys!!! Hear the rest of the 2+ hour interview beginning May 5th.

Linux PC maker System76 introduces the COSMIC desktop

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 14th of April 2021 08:19:05 AM.

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