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| |description= GNOME comes with lots of changes to System Settings, including improvements to the main interface as well to individual settings panels. | | |description= GNOME Gesture Support |
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| [http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/3.14/users-system-settings.html Read more.]
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| |setup= | | |setup= |
| * Open "User menu" - "System Settings". | | * Open "User menu" - "System Settings". |
| |actions= | | |actions= |
| # Change desktop wallpaper in "Background". Try to drag & drop new picture from Files or set new wallpaper from context menu in Files and Image Viewer. Try the same with lockscreen wallpaper. | | # TBD |
| # Open "Mouse & Touchpad" configuration and try various options. If you are using a touchpad enable "Content sticks to fingers".
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| # Open "Printers" configuration and try to add new printer, change various options and print a test page. "Show" active jobs when you are printing a test page.
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| # Explore and test other categories in System Settings.
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| |results= | | |results= |
| # You can preview current wallpaper and change it. Select new wallpaper from preinstalled wallpapers, your pictures or various colors. Drag & Drop and context menu actions should change your wallpaper. | | # TBD |
| # Every option should behave as expected. "Content sticks to fingers" option should allow you to drag content as if sliding a physical piece of paper.
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| # You can add new printer and configure existing printer. Test page is printed and you can show active jobs.
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| # Every option should have expected result and System Settings should not crash.
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