GNOME 50 released with much improved Parental Controls and lots more
GNOME 50 "Tokyo" has been released, introducing significant improvements to parental controls, including screen time monitoring and limit setting. The update also enhances accessibility features, revamps the preferences window, and introduces global settings. Key technical advancements include improved Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Fractional Scaling support, low-latency cursor handling in VRR, NVIDIA performance boosts, next-generation color management, and HDR screen sharing capabilities.
- Entities
- Topic: Accessibility
- Topic: Color Management
- Platform: PC
- Topic: Display Technology
- Topic: Linux Desktop Environment
- Company: NVIDIA
- Topic: Parental Controls
This article was reported and published by gamingonlinux.com. feed.gg links to it as part of a story cluster — full text, images and rights remain with the publisher.