Bluetooth? Return to home screen? Differences between stable and Release Candidate.
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Ok, it is what it is regards the desktop.
I would have thought alongside the pure background you'd have two activity levels for applications, those in full service and those moved from the main focus. The latter of which could of allowed a signal to the program to run at a lower activity/GUI update level.
Moving on, still got the other questions regarding Bluetooth and the move to 20.04.
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@doctrucker
Here is a general answer about bluetooth... -
@doctrucker
There are apps on openstore to fullfill the lack of a desktop/home.
Try Home by @pavelprosto for instance. -
@doctrucker And regarding the move to 20.04, that depends hugely on how many can and are willing to pitch in to help with the actual coding, packaging and testing. But I would think months rather than weeks.
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I would have thought alongside the pure background you'd have two activity levels for applications,
Try to long swipe from the right (to show the app spread). You'll have all opened apps. There's no apps running on the background.
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@cibersheep what do youmean there are no apps running on the background? Do you mean they don't tend to reduce consumption when they haven't got focus, that the programs are suspended when not in focus, or something else?
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@arubislander fully appreciate it's dependant on volunteers. When I get a moment I'll get upto speed on giving better feedback than just dropping comments in this/general forum.
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@applee rate of progress is quite something! Seems to be working today and I didn't notice the updates applying!
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@keneda spot on, thanks. Hadn't considered it could have been solved by a program.
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@doctrucker said in Bluetooth? Return to home screen? Differences between stable and Release Candidate.:
@cibersheep what do you mean there are no apps running on the background? Do you mean ... that the programs are suspended when not in focus ...?
This
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@arubislander
You shoul add there are particulars programms, like Dekko, that can run in background. -
And also, if apps need to be able to run in the background, then UbuntuTweakTool (which is in the Open Store) can make that possible.
