The default font hinting will be changed to "slight" instead of "full" in the next sync. It appears that full hinting is causing the perceived changes to font rendering when combined with enabling sub-pixel rendering by default. Users who desire full hinting can still do that by default if they prefer "sharp"-looking fonts at the expense of possible kerning issues.

I had a problem with Vivaldi browser (vivaldi-stable). It started with blank window on both my computers. I had to remove the ~/.config/vivaldi folder to make it working again.

    Some issues with conky but the default text changed color to red 😮

    But it's solved now:
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    Cherry-picked discord 0.0.52

    Gnome. I'm having problems with notification pop ups. Hard to explain but the words appear vertically. Unfortunately, no time to troubleshoot for the next few days and it isn't a big deal. I was just wondering if someone else had something similar. Evolution and clocks at least are effected.

    edit - Solved. Problem was with Mojave-alt theme from repository. Updated to more recent gnome-look version.

      riffer I have none of that problem. This is just stab in the dark, are you sure this is not an extension problem? Maybe you have extension that affect notification. Try disabling all extension, then enable it one by one. Cheers !

        My only complaint is finding out about the todo.txt gnome extension a few days before the sync and not yet being able to figure out how to port it to gnome 46. Thanks Team!

          elusian

          The bug report I linked was fixed, would it be possible to update conky? Should I open a package request?

          plutuplutu not yet being able to figure out how to port it to gnome 46.

          So, basically you have two options here: wait for the extension developper to update the extension to GNOME 46. OR you check out this directory: ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions It contains folders with all your installed extensions. Figure out which is the folder for the todo.txt extension. Enter this folder, you will find a file called metadata.json. This file will contain something looking like this:
          "shell-version": [
          "43",
          "44",
          "45"
          ],

          Here, you can just replace the 45 with 46. Save the file. Reboot and check in extension manager, if you now can enable todo.txt extension. For some extensions, this procedure will work, for others not. Only one way to find out 😉

            And done! .add( is now .add_child(. It was easy.

            alfisya

            Thanks. That was my first troubleshooting step this morning. Once I drilled down it ended up being the specific theme (Mojave-alt) I was using from the repository. I downloaded the latest version from Gnome-look and all is well.