For example, the Calendar app got pinch-to-zoom support and a redesigned UI featuring a sidebar that contains a date chooser and an agenda view. While Files is probably the most used app, other core GNOME apps received improvements as well.

Talking about apps, the Nautilus file manager not only that was ported to the GTK4 toolkit, but it also brings new functionality in GNOME 43, such as new grid and list views, reorganized menus, redesigned file and folder properties windows with a new button to open the parent folder, a new layout for the lists of search results, recent, and starred files, a new Open With dialog, as well as a revamped sidebar that adapts to small screens automatically and it’s touchscreen friendly. Also, several apps received a new About dialog. This cycle, the devs ported the GNOME Builder, GNOME Console, Files (Nautilus), Initial Setup, GNOME Logs, GNOME Maps, and Parental Controls apps, which will now look more modern and beautiful. GNOME 43 continues to port more of its core apps to the latest GTK4 and libadwaita technologies.

Including these means that you no longer have to open the Settings app to change them,” said the GNOME devs. “A number of these settings were not previously included in the system status menu, such as Dark Mode and Airplane Mode.

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