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linux:fedora_43 [2025/11/19 16:01] – [Known issues in Fedora 43] jansenlinux:fedora_43 [2025/11/20 08:34] (current) – [New in F43, or in our Fedora setup:] jansen
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 ==== New in F43, or in our Fedora setup: ==== ==== New in F43, or in our Fedora setup: ====
-  * Our desktop environments will by default keep using X11 as their basis, but a couple of Wayland-based desktops are now also available. We have NOT fully tested if all relevant scientific software and remote access tools will work on these desktops, so consider them "experimental" (for instance, Wayland doesn't have support yet fro VNC and RDP).+  * Our desktop environments will by default keep using X11 as their basis, but a couple of Wayland-based desktops are also available. We have NOT fully tested if all relevant scientific software and remote access tools will work on these desktops, so consider them "experimental" (for instance, Wayland doesn't have support yet for VNC and RDP sessions, although running a VNC or RDP client/viewer will work fine).
   * Gnome 49 (see below for details)   * Gnome 49 (see below for details)
     * Various Gnome shell extensions that you can load for yourself from [[https://extensions.gnome.org/]]. \\ Make sure to update any installed extensions to make them compatible with the new version.     * Various Gnome shell extensions that you can load for yourself from [[https://extensions.gnome.org/]]. \\ Make sure to update any installed extensions to make them compatible with the new version.
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   * 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.
     * An alternative to VNC and X2GO is [[XPRA]], a tool that can forward a single window or an entire desktop to a remote display.     * An alternative to VNC and X2GO is [[XPRA]], a tool that can forward a single window or an entire desktop to a remote display.
-    * The Gnome desktop has dropped support for X11; it should be possible to run Gnome (on Wayland) and start individual X11-based applications, but this may have some additional overhead in performance and memory use. \\Gnome will no longer work in a VNC or X2GO session.+    * The Gnome desktop has dropped support for X11; it should be possible to run Gnome (on Wayland) and start individual X11-based applications, but this may have some additional overhead in performance and memory use. \\ Gnome will no longer work in a VNC or X2GO session.
   * Gnome doesn't display //notification area// aka //system tray// icons any more by default. The fix is, to enable  the ''appindicator'' 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.   * Gnome doesn't display //notification area// aka //system tray// icons any more by default. The fix is, to enable  the ''appindicator'' 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.
   * 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. 
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