I hope that the following bugs will be fixed upstream or distropatched:
*The neverending spinner: The mouse pointer shows the spinning animation when starting an app even if the app is already fully loaded. You can stop the animation manually by dragging the window with your mouse: This is fixed already upstream for Mutter 3.32.1 https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/merge_requests/498
*Blurry background picture: @vanvugt proposed a fix today upstream in https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/merge_requests/505EDIT And he got it merged one day later. So like the spinner issue, this will be fixed automatically once 3.32.1 is synced in Ubuntu.
*Some windows are not focused after launching (Xorg session only) (e. g. Terminal) â https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/issues/505 Sadly that doesnât seem to be investigated at all yet.
With those 3 bugs fixed Ubuntu would be in a great state.
Other than the GIMP not starting up for me
gimp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgimpcolor-2.0.so.0: undefined symbol: gegl_buffer_iterator2_new
(the snap works, so no big deal), I donât have any issues and enjoy the much âsnappierâ desktop.
It looks like the Xorg throttling problem has not been taken care of yet. All of a sudden the cursor gets stuck, and only hard shut down and restart helps. This might happen any time. Strangely, in the same laptop in Windows 10 it never got stuck in continuous running for more than 18 hours. Hope, this matter would be looked into before the final release.
All three of my pet bugs above are fixed. Most GNOME apps are on version 3.32.1, just Mutter and Gnome-Shell are on a snapshot of April 10th (because no official 3.32.1 is tagged yet?). Gstreamer is on a RC version, Mesa on 19.0.2.
It looks good, thanks to all involved for their efforts