GNOME 48 arrives with tons of new features including new fonts

GNOME 48 arrives with tons of new features including new fonts

GNOME 48 is now stable after six months of development. It comes with lots of new features including the first font refresh in 14 years.

The GNOME project has released GNOME 48 "Bengaluru", the latest stable version of the desktop environment widely used in GNU/Linux distributions, a major version that introduces new and interesting features.GNOME, acronym of GNU Network Object Model Environment, is a user-friendly, free and free desktop environment whose goal is to make the use of the GNU operating system accessible to as many people as possible. GNOME is developed by the GNOME …

GNOME 48 released with Notification Stacking, Performance Improvements and initial HDR support

GNOME 48 is a big new release including multiple major enhancements to one of the most-used desktop environments on Linux. There's some big stuff in this one!.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

The Gnome project has introduced Gnome 48. Six months of work are included in the new release with the code name Bengaluru. The latter pays tribute to the engagement of the organizers of Gnome Asia 2024. Gnome 48 introduces the stacking in the notification list. Notifications from the same application are grouped into stacks, each of which can be expanded to display individual messages.

GNOME 48 Released! To be Default in Ubuntu 25.04

GNOME Desktop 48 was officially released on Wednesday! The developer team announced it in GNOME website: The GNOME project is excited to introduce GNOME 48, a fresh release shaped by six months of hard work from our amazing community. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who contributed to making this happen! GNOME 48, code-name “Bengaluru”, will be the default desktop environment for upcoming Ubuntu 25.04, Fedora Workstation 42, and optional f…

GNOME 48 Linux desktop launches with performance boosts but System76’s Cosmic is a rising threat

GNOME 48 is finally here, and as a longtime Linux user, I have to say -- it is my favorite desktop environment. I’ve tried KDE Plasma, as just one example, and while it’s packed with customization options, it always feels a little too cluttered for my taste. GNOME, on the other hand, is clean, modern, and just works. With version 48, the GNOME developers continue refining their vision with smoother performance, new features, and improved usabili…