GNOME 45.alpha released: Testing the future of the Linux desktop environment

The highly popular Linux desktop environment, GNOME, has just released its first unstable version leading up to the 45 series. This release, known as GNOME 45.alpha, offers a snapshot of the development code and is primarily intended for testing and hacking purposes. However, it is still buildable and usable.

The stable release of GNOME 45 is scheduled for September. Until then, developers and enthusiasts can explore the new features and improvements in this alpha version. Notable updates include enhancements to the built-in screen recorder in GNOME Shell, numerous fixes in the Mutter compositor, and faster search performance and improved file opening experience in the GNOME Files manager.

Additionally, GNOME 45.alpha brings numerous bug fixes and performance improvements, ensuring a smoother and more reliable user experience. As the development progresses towards the stable release, users can look forward to further enhancements and refinements in the upcoming GNOME 45 series.