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Tiling Shell v18.0 | GNOME 51 support, right mouse button as activation key, keybinding to untile all the windows, bug fixes and more #626
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Release Strategy Update
Starting with Tiling Shell v18.0, the release strategy is changing! Tiling Shell has grown significantly over the years. It now supports GNOME 42 through GNOME 51, and every release requires extensive testing across multiple GNOME versions, desktop configurations, and features.
As a solo maintainer, thoroughly testing every feature has become increasingly time-consuming. Some features are also difficult for me to test directly because they require specific hardware or setups (for example, drawing tablet support).
From now on, new versions will first be published on GitHub as release candidates when they are considered feature-complete and nearly production-ready. This allows interested users to try new features earlier and provide feedback. Once the release has been validated by the community, it will be published on extensions.gnome.org.
Thank you to everyone who tests pre-releases and reports issues. Your feedback helps make Tiling Shell better for everyone!
How you can help
Testing is useful even when you don't find any issues. If you try a release candidate, please leave feedback and tell me:
A simple "Tested on GNOME 48 + Fedora 42, everything works fine" is extremely valuable because it helps confirm the release is ready for publication on extensions.gnome.org.
Grab the release candidate and share your testing results here!
The release will move to extensions.gnome.org after enough successful test reports across supported GNOME versions.
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