Gnome 3.18 has been released and I would like to ask:
- No need for a new install, an Antergos upgrade will do it ?
- Does Antergos plan its availability pretty soo ?
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Gnome3.18 availability
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gnome 3.18 will be on “Extra” very soon.
check here when it’s available
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?sort=&q=gnome-shell&maintainer=&flagged= -
It’s already there. Just updated
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Well, it is here but with many compatibility issues and I am not sure I really got all the benefit of it.
What I know for sure is that many extensions don’t work anymore and, on my laptop, libreoffice doesn’t launch anymore…I don’t recommend to update yet. I plan to do a fresh install within a month to clean the mess up.
EDIT : changing GTK theme from numix to adwaita solved the Libreoffice issue (as recommended in another post). Still,doesn’t solve the broken extension issue. I don"t have the touchpad and backlight sensor feature neither.
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With each Gnome update, problems with extensions arise. You have to be patient to wait for the extensions’ developers to update their code to the new Gtk release.
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@squid-f that’s strange, here Libreoffice works fine with the default numix-frost-light gtk in 3.18. As for the gnome extensions, I only have 1 incompatible extension (the others work fine), so I asked the developer to support 3.18 and he started working on it. Try doing the same
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@knightfall Hi
For the Libreoffice issue, look here : link to Antergos forum post
Might not be connected to Gnome 3.18 thoughExtension wise, gno-menu, taskbar and trash are the ones I use and still not compatible yet.
When I updated to Gnome 3.18, I got a kernel panic at the end. So, I am afraid a fresh install might be needed later on to clean everything up. I might be a be paranoid but it has saved me sometimes to time
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@squid-f I think you’re right. Nothing bad happened when I updated, but today I tried doing a fresh install and I saw some weird behaviour from gdm and others. I think I’ll follow your example and wait for a while.
