I tried to approach Groovy gorilla as a non tech user and tried noted all the issues I faced. Most of these are UX/UI issues. Happy to hear what you guys think.
Snap packages seem to open a different Firefox instance with a different profile
Unsure whatâs the issue there but seems worth reporting
Search results are not ordered by relevance
the issue seems a gnome-software upstream one (the 3.38 unpatched coming from Debian show similar ordering)
Cursors are sometime different between normal applications and snaps
could be an issue with that snap or with the theme, needs to be investigated
Do not disturb toggle transition issue
right, sounds like an upstream issue
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The applications inconsistency is just softwares not actively maintained but without a better alternative. The dock spacing issues seems worth reporting. Also the settings icon screenshot seems missing or invalid?
This actually does not happen with postman, which makes me think this is a snap config issue. Where can I find the snap file for programs hosted on snapcraft (for example, VS Code for which I am facing this issue)?
Hopefully people find time to have a look at this soon. Iâve had a lot of non tech friends find this very un-intuitive.
If I can find the snap config file for these programs, I can compare between for apps which it does not happen and for apps for which it does and send fixes
@jamesh pointed out that vscode and slack are âclassicâ confinement snaps so probably something special to those, creating a post on https://forum.snapcraft.io/ about that case would probably be right
I tried to poke on the postman example today but didnât find their snapcraft.yaml, perhaps @popey could help us there? The issue has been reported. The issue could be similar to the one fixed in other snaps but without the source itâs not easy to say.
Apparently this was/is an issue with slack. This is already reported (sadly the last reply is on Nov 2019) and also a snapd bug was raised (Last update on Aug 2020).
Done, reported on launchpad (as I was not able to reproduce this on stock gnome)