Every Detail Matters
Details matter. Small aspects of a user interface have a big impact on how easy and enjoyable it is to use. Get the details wrong, and an interface can be frustrating and difficult to use. Get them right, and it will be smooth, satisfying and beautiful.
Every Detail Matters is an initiative that aims to drive up the quality of the GNOME 3 user experience by making sure that we get the details right. Each round of Every Detail Matters focuses on a particular part of GNOME's software. Designers and developers work together to identify and fix as many small issues as possible.
The Every Detail Matters initiative also provides an easy way for people to make a valuable contribution to GNOME by identifying development tasks that can make a real difference. Whether you are a new contributor or an experienced developer, Every Detail Matters can help you to make GNOME 3 better.
Helping with these bugs is a great way to improve GNOME.
Round Ten: GNOME 3.24
For round ten we are focusing on GNOME Shell again. If you have never built the shell from git before, check out the JHBuild guide.
Please do not add your own bugs to this list. Suggestions can be sent to Allan Day.
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Convertibles: maximize all windows when switched into tablet mode |
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Activities Overview |
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hard to guess how many search results you get - nicer treatment for more results |
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Avoid two-step animation when going to the overview with mouse over workspace selector |
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Notifications |
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Multimonitor |
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shield lifting should only happen on one display in a multihead setup |
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Bluetooth |
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GNOME Newcomers bugs (great for beginners) |
Previous Rounds
Getting Started
If you want to participate in Every Detail Matters, just simply choose a bug and dive in. Once you have got started, it is often a good idea to leave a comment so that others know you are working on it.
There is excellent guidance on getting started with GNOME Shell development. Also see Newcomers for general advice on contributing to GNOME.
Contact
If you have any questions about Every Detail Matters please contact AllanDay.
For technical questions, you can use #gnome-shell on irc.gnome.org. For design questions, head for #gnome-design.