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Introducing GNOME 45 – The GNOME Foundation

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Introducing GNOME 45 – The GNOME Foundation

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  We’ll have to wait for their new Mosaic system to be implemented
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  Pop_OS has a toggle. Not pure gnome or Ubuntu, but close enough/better.
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  Now with extensions
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    More accurately ‘not anymore’ since this release breaks gTile and others…

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