Gnome

Last updated: 2024, Mon Jun 3rd at 13:13 CDT

Gnome is a GTK built desktop suite with a sleek, cohesive design. It focuses on accessibility and usability with its unique user interface. Many of its customization come in the form of extensions. Additionally there is a collection of software that is built with GTK toolkit. Official Site

To Install: #

Preferred method

In most cases, the preferred method is to install GNOME during the distro setup.

sudo pacman -Su gnome gnome-extra

sudo apt install gnome/stable

sudo apt install task-gnome-desktop

sudo apt install gnome-session gnome-terminal

sudo apt install vanilla-gnome-desktop vanilla-gnome-default-settings

sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop-minimal

sudo apt install ubuntu-gnome-desktop

sudo dnf group install "GNOME Desktop Environment"

sudo zypper in -t pattern gnome_basic

Essentials #

If you don’t have a display manager, gdm is suggested. It is recommended to install gnome-tweaks.

Software #

Available #

• Video Trimmer Trim Videos
• gdm Display/login manager
• Videos Video Player
• Document Viewer Document Viewer
• Files File Manager
• Console Terminal
• Curtail Image Compressor
• Text Editor Text Editor
• Image Viewer View Images
• Warp File Transfers
• System Monitor System Monitor
• Switcheroo Convert Images
• SecretsPassword Management
• Calculator Scientific Calculator
• Software Software Center
• Extensions GNOME Extensions

There are almost 100 applications, including these, a list can be found on their website