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| linux:fedora_35 [2022/01/06 12:57] – [New in F35, or in our Fedora setup:] jansen | linux:fedora_35 [2022/01/06 13:21] (current) – [Known issues in Fedora 35] jansen |
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| ==== Known issues in Fedora 35 ==== | ==== Known issues in Fedora 35 ==== |
| * VNC issues: Desktop environments that require hardware accelleration (3D desktop effects) are often too heavy to be used inside a virtual desktop (VNC, X2GO). See [[VNC desktop issues]] for details and workarounds. | * VNC issues: Desktop environments that require hardware accelleration (3D desktop effects) are often too heavy to be used inside a virtual desktop (VNC, X2GO). See [[VNC desktop issues]] for details and workarounds. |
| * Gnome doesn't display //notification area// aka //system tray// icons any more by default. The fix is, to enable the ''topicons plus'' extension: open ''gnome-tweaks'', and go to ''extensions'' to do that. After that, the icons such as status icons of dropbox, zoom etc, will be in your top panel. | * Gnome doesn't display //notification area// aka //system tray// icons any more by default. The fix is, to enable the ''topicons plus'' extension: open ''gnome-extentions-app'' (''Applications - Extensions'' in the menu) to do that. After that, the icons such as status icons of dropbox, zoom etc, will be in your top panel. |
| * Applications using the "pango" text rendering engine (including Gnome, Cinnamon and MATE desktops) will no longer support bitmap fonts. If an application looks strange, you may have to select a different font for it (seen on terminal emulators, emacs with non-standard settings, possibly other applications). | * Applications using the "pango" text rendering engine (including Gnome, Cinnamon and MATE desktops) will no longer support bitmap fonts. If an application looks strange, you may have to select a different font for it (seen on terminal emulators, emacs with non-standard settings, possibly other applications). |
| * The ''clipit'' clipboard app that is a default part of Gnome, Cinnamon and MATE desktops, sometimes hangs, which blocks all cut, copy and paste actions. Exit the app by right-clicking on the icon (which looks like a clipboard), and choose the quit action. If this happens a lot to you, you might want to disable the app in your startup applications preferences. The app is only needed to maintain a clipboard history; without it, a single cut/copy and paste is still possible. | * The ''clipit'' clipboard app that is a default part of Gnome, Cinnamon and MATE desktops, sometimes hangs, which blocks all cut, copy and paste actions. Exit the app by right-clicking on the icon (which looks like a clipboard), and choose the quit action. If this happens a lot to you, you might want to disable the app in your startup applications preferences. The app is only needed to maintain a clipboard history; without it, a single cut/copy and paste is still possible. |
