machinectl shell gdm@ $(type -P gsettings) set org.gnome.desktop.interface accent-color "pink"

This command will change the accent color to pink, but replace pink with any supported color.

I'm not very familiar with the machinectl command, but what I think it's doing is running the gsettings command as the gdm user.

Dear Gnome,
I really love your system, yet as a connected user who recently tried your "online-account" i have a feedback to do with the hope you actually make a change or two

First can you change the way on how "file" work to allow a sync instead of a direct connection who force us to use third party app

Second for services that support it, can you please move from the old as hell mechanisme of app password by the user and use the modern way browser)

Thanks

@gnome@floss.social @gnome@discuss.tchncs.de @gnomeapps #gnome

Summary of changes

• lockscreen: Allow to adjust to smaller screen sizes
• lockscreen: Swap horizontal deck and vertical carousel to not accidentally trigger swipe when entering PIN
• upcoming-events plugin: Allow to configure number of days
• torch: Hide brightness slider when there’s only a single brightness level
• Improve notification appearance when there’s multiple notifications from the same app
• Use parent’s icon for toplevels without a proper matching icon
• Handle WWan network types better
• Make Wi-Fi hotspot insensitive on lock screen to be consistent with Wi-Fi network switching.
• Make compatible with g-s-d 47
• In preparation of Cell Broadcast support use mm-glib for ModemManager interaction
• Ease setup and lib versioning for libphosh-rs users
• Fix crashes related to scale changes, Wi-Fi hotspot and other bug fixes
• …

Pods is a frontend for podman. It uses libadwaita for its user interface and strives to meet the design principles of GNOME.

Features

• Accent colors are now properly supported. (#804, #807, #809, #811)
• All dialogs have been ported to AdwDialog to be more adaptive. (#810)
• Containers are now represented by cards in the container panel. (#778)
• The image search has been completely revised and is now much more streamlined. In addition, the tags of an image are suggested. (#758)
• Port mappings can now be configured when creating pods. (#772)
• Enable searching for container and pod processes. (#747)
• Killing container processes is now supported. (#748)
• The image search results now have an "verified" icon if an image is official. (#761)
• Logs are now sent to both std and syslog. (#763)
• Make it possible to create privileged containers. (#753)
• Better handling of empty states when selecting images, pods and volumes for a container to be created. (#769)
• Unification of status and health status in the container row. (#774)
• The recently introduced libadwaita Spinner now replaces all gtk Spinners. (#802)

Fixes

• All remaining processes are now closed after a container terminal exits. (#744)
• Streams are now closed correctly so that they do not run forever when the user changes the connection. (#764)
• A bug was fixed where the content of the container log page was initially too large. (#769)
• Stop filtering out containers, pods and volumes by default. (#770)

Improvements

• We now use appdata to construct the about dialog. (#743)
• Improve performance by utilizing the SignalListItemFactory::setup signal. (#745)
• Port GtkTreeView to GtkColumnView. (#746)
• After the last connection has been removed from the page with the connection selection, the home page is displayed again. (#760)
• The same background color is now used for list views as for the window. (#769)
• We have moved the banner from the bottom to the top in the container log page. (#769)
• Some titles have been shortened. (#769)
• We now use AboutDialog instead of AboutWindow. (803)
• Various style improvements (#741, #757)

I'm using Gnome 46 with Loupe as an image viewer. Can this tool perform simple functions like rotating, resizing, or cropping? I haven't been able to find a way to do this yet. Or should I use something else?

mpv is a free (as in freedom) media player for the command line. It supports a wide variety of media file formats, audio and video codecs, and subtitle types.

We are excited to announce the release of mpv 0.39.0, with more than 5 months of development since the last version. This release brings numerous improvements and fixes across nearly all components.

Key highlights:

• A new select.lua script, allowing users to easily choose files from playlists, tracks, chapters, output devices, and more.
• A native replacement for autoload.lua has been implemented. See --autocreate-playlist in the manual.
• NVIDIA RTX and Intel VSR scaling are now supported via the d3d11va filter.
• Media controls are now supported on Windows.
• Track selection has been improved, especially for multi-component languages like fr-CA.
• A new fifth page has been added to stats.lua, displaying track information.
• Compatibility with dmabuf-wayland has been significantly enhanced.
• Multi-touch support has been introduced.

A bit last-minute this time, but we have a hackfest/release event coming up next weekend in Berlin feat. @postmarketOS, @p2panda, and more!