Nobara Gnome is just a terrible experience. ( kbin.social )

DarkThoughts OP , 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

Found a solution to remove the tiling icon / menu thingy: Install "Extension Manager" and then disable the extension "Pop Shell".

Edit:
And found a new problem:
- Spellcheck options in Firefox are ALL the English languages, but none of the installed ones.

Edit:

• Steam can't be closed properly as it ends up sitting unresponsive in the task bar and needs its task to be killed.

Edit:
I found out the Firefox spellcheck somehow fetches its dictionaries from "/usr/share/hunspell". How do I make FF fetch the regular dictionaries I added to it through Firefox, or what is the proper way to find dictionaries for that folder (I assume I can just delete the excess English variants)?

Edit:
You can just remove the folder in about:config, however it now shows only the US spelling, despite having another language installed...

Edit:
Managed to get the other spellcheck dictionary to show up.

• Evolution mail client fails at 2 factor authentication. Window just shows "OAuth2 secreot not found" and no matter how many times I try it does not send a verification request to my phone.

Edit:

• "Files" can't jump to folders starting with letter X because it immediately uses the (still crashy) search function.
• Can't drag & drop files from my Firefox download manager (pop up, not extra window) onto a folder without having to manually tab to it. Tabbing starts AFTER the "Files" process though, so you have to tab all the way through. Under KDE I could just drag it onto the file manager in the panel, which would focus the file manager and then drop the files in or onto the folder I wanted.
• "Archive Manager (also known as File Roller)" can't even drag & drop files from an archive into a folder. I don't even know how people can use Gnome with it lacking such basic functionalities. What the hell are you doing with your lives?!

Edit:
OpenRGB now suddenly works as intended. Not sure if there was an update for it or if that's a temporary oddity but for now I'll take it.