Search Results: GNOME

For decades, Linux man pages have been the canonical source of truth—and an enduring source of intimidation. Two often-overlooked GUI frontends in GNOME and KDE are changing that, turning dense terminal output into navigable, searchable documentation that actually invites exploration.

GNOME's search tool is far more versatile than a simple app launcher—it can calculate equations, find files, install software, and more. Mastering these overlooked features transforms how developers and Linux users interact with their desktops. Learn how to configure and leverage these time-saving tricks for a smarter workflow.

Artix Linux has discontinued support for the GNOME desktop environment following GNOME 49's removal of non-systemd compatibility layers. The change renders GNOME Shell and Mutter inoperable on systemd-free systems, forcing Artix to drop critical packages despite prior workarounds. This decision underscores the growing rift between systemd and alternative init systems in the Linux ecosystem.

GNOME users now have a powerful AI copilot with Newelle 1.0, an assistant that executes Linux commands through natural language prompts. This open-source tool integrates seamlessly with the desktop environment while offering local LLM support and system control capabilities.