Code-named "Riga", GNOME 45 Desktop Environment officially released

CTOnews.com September 21, the GNOME 45 desktop environment codenamed "Rigga" was officially released today, bringing new features, features, and native applications such as Nautilus file manager, picture viewer and clock in addition to fixing problems in previous versions.

The "Activities" label in the upper left corner of the desktop has been replaced by the animation workspace indicator. This indicator allows users to switch between different workspaces by clicking and swiping, while the currently selected workspace is confirmed by pill shape, providing a more intuitive way for workflow switching.

The new version of Nautilus file manager focuses on improving search performance, supporting dragging images directly from the web side to the file manager, improving the grid view (Grid View) to support the display of star files, and supporting display capacity in folder properties, and the sidebar can be adaptive to window size.

The new version of Nautilus File Manager improves the file opening experience, further unifies date and time formats, and simplifies keyboard shortcut key combinations that allow users to relocate to the search bar using Ctrl+F key combinations.

The new version of Nautilus File Manager has redesigned the "Search Everywhere" button, widened the spacing between search results, and enabled a more modern full-height sidebar (full-height sidebar) layout.

CTOnews.com briefly encloses the update here as follows:

Enhanced keyboard backlight control

Introduce new Quick Setting shortcuts

Redesign pointer visual effects

Light system style option

New wallpaper

Enhanced Wayland support for Input Leap