>fork GNOME3 >only change is patching in a thumbnail file picker >merge everything from upstream automatically >get 99% of GNOME3's market because they will never add in thumbnails Give me one good reason not to do this.
Because it's still shit that keeps losing features and configuration options.
Noah Campbell
I thought someone did this already. I've had the one for gtk2 installed for ages.
Elijah Morris
I RECOGNIZE THAT SMUG
Austin Rivera
Thumbnails seem to be the most well-known problem, especially on /g./
Samuel Parker
The file picker is not drawn by GNOME, but by GTK, you unbelievable fucktard. You have no idea how it works and think you can fix it? Please inhale shit fumes.
Cooper Wright
N-no bully pls...
Caleb Ward
what's so hard about putting in thumbnails anyway? why doesn't gnome have that already?
Nathan Gonzalez
>>get 99% of GNOME3's market because they will never add in thumbnails wait, what?
James Cook
XFCE's file picker has had previews for ages, do people even still use Gnome?
Jacob Russell
If you can easily add thumbnails why not just put it in a pull request?
>no one's tried to send them a patch for this in the 13 years they haven't had thumbnails They actively want no thumbnails in their file picker.
Benjamin Gomez
what is the rationale
John White
Your guess is as good as mine.
Benjamin Hernandez
This should have been done ages ago. Post the fork link and i might help if i have the time.
Juan Evans
>Using Gnome anything >Ever Bad enough I'm stuck eith GTK3, why would anyone want the full experience?
There is your answer.
Bentley Thompson
Nobody's done this yet? I thought this was supposed to be what FOSS was good for. What's the point of forkable projects if nobody wants to fork them to add an incredibly simple feature that everyone wants?
Asher Wood
Have fun maintaining a patchset that no distro will ever ship
Landon Miller
An icon view patch has existed for gtk2 since about 2015.
Ethan Powell
>maintaining All that's needed to be maintained is the file picker patch; the rest should be taken from upstream automatically.