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 Jan Tojnar | and there is not much of a point in having a separate namespace for apps | 15:53:24 |
| Jan Tojnar | especially when apps move in and out of core so often | 15:55:14 |
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| 8 Dec 2022 |
 hmenke | 
Download Screenshot from 2022-12-08 21-07-47.png | 20:08:02 |
| hmenke | In the GTK file chooser there used to be a preview on the right when selecting an image. This is gone now for some time and since the file chooser does not yet support thumbnails, there is no way to see what image I am selecting. Is there a way to bring back the preview? | 20:08:04 |
| hmenke | Screenshot is the file chooser opened from EOG, but file chooser from Electron apps is similar. | 20:08:54 |
| 9 Dec 2022 |
| Jan Tojnar | In reply to @hmenke:matrix.org
In the GTK file chooser there used to be a preview on the right when selecting an image. This is gone now for some time and since the file chooser does not yet support thumbnails, there is no way to see what image I am selecting. Is there a way to bring back the preview? That was only implemented by some apps, not by GTK itself | 15:54:31 |
| Jan Tojnar | thumbnails in the file chooser are being worked on by the way, hopefully they will be available in GNOME 44 in the spring | 15:56:00 |
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 uep | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org
thumbnails in the file chooser are being worked on by the way, hopefully they will be available in GNOME 44 in the spring Oh good | 23:53:39 |
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| @ixxie:matrix.org | Hey folks; I've hooked up an old Phillips LC7.2ELA screen to my NixOS machine as a temporary fix for a broken screen.
The problem is Gnome doesn't seem to support the screen very well; for both the automatically selected resolution, as well as others I have tried which would be a close fit, the top and the bottom of the image are trimmed.
I believe my model has the odd resolution of 1366x768; some models have 1920x1080 resolution, but I tried it and it doesn't work well (and the problem of trimmed top and bottom persists).
I've attempted to add the resolution to services.xserver.resolutions but it doesn't appear as an option in the display settings menu.
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| @ixxie:matrix.org | * Hey folks; I've hooked up an old Phillips LC7.2ELA screen to my NixOS machine as a temporary fix for a broken screen.
The problem is Gnome doesn't seem to support the screen very well; for both the automatically selected resolution, as well as others I have tried which would be a close fit, the top and the bottom of the image are trimmed.
I believe my model has the odd resolution of 1366x768; some models have 1920x1080 resolution, but I tried it and it doesn't work well (and the problem of trimmed top and bottom persists).
I've attempted to add the resolution to services.xserver.resolutions but it doesn't appear as an option in the display settings menu.But in any case 1360x768 is available, and its the one I am using now; I somehow doubt that the trimmed top and bottom strips are explain by a 6 pixel mismatch in the widthBut in any case 1360x768 is available, and its the one I am using now; I somehow doubt that the trimmed top and bottom strips are explain by a 6 pixel mismatch in the width
| 18:20:19 |
| @ixxie:matrix.org | * Hey folks; I've hooked up an old Phillips LC7.2ELA screen to my NixOS machine as a temporary fix for a broken screen.
The problem is Gnome doesn't seem to support the screen very well; for both the automatically selected resolution, as well as others I have tried which would be a close fit, the top and the bottom of the image are trimmed.
I believe my model has the odd resolution of 1366x768; some models have 1920x1080 resolution, but I tried it and it doesn't work well (and the problem of trimmed top and bottom persists).
I've attempted to add the resolution to services.xserver.resolutions but it doesn't appear as an option in the display settings menu.
But in any case 1360x768 is available, and its the one I am using now; I somehow doubt that the trimmed top and bottom strips are explain by a 6 pixel mismatch in the width; I cannot see my status bar at all.
| 18:21:01 |
| @ixxie:matrix.org | * Hey folks; I've hooked up an old Phillips LC7.2ELA TV to my NixOS machine as a temporary fix for a broken screen.
The problem is Gnome doesn't seem to support the screen very well; for both the automatically selected resolution, as well as others I have tried which would be a close fit, the top and the bottom of the image are trimmed.
I believe my model has the odd resolution of 1366x768; some models have 1920x1080 resolution, but I tried it and it doesn't work well (and the problem of trimmed top and bottom persists).
I've attempted to add the resolution to services.xserver.resolutions but it doesn't appear as an option in the display settings menu.
But in any case 1360x768 is available, and its the one I am using now; I somehow doubt that the trimmed top and bottom strips are explain by a 6 pixel mismatch in the width; I cannot see my status bar at all.
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