On Sat, 2014-01-25 at 16:29 -0800, Adam Williamson wrote: > It sounds like gedit is the one change in > 3.12 that might catch people by surprise, so I think it's worth > considering making that part of 3.12 'opt-in' - by putting it in a > COPR > - if we can achieve that cleanly. It'll be the most user-visible, but there are lots of other applications that will feature significant changes. gitg, several games, File Roller, and GNOME Software all come to mind. All apps will notice changes from the GTK+ and Adwaita upgrade. A good amount (probably a majority) of the complaints about the new gedit were actually only about the design of the tabs (which I think look excellent, but there's no denying they're very unpopular). Well, that wasn't a gedit change: it's going to happen during this update even if you hold gedit at 3.10. I really do want to see this update happen: I think Fedora users will appreciate it, and I think it's justified by the exceptional change to the normal release schedule. But it'd be silly to pretend there won't be significant UI changes all over the place.
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