Falav
9 August 2021 08:29
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Manjaro is a rolling release.
You don’t go back. Gnome 3.38 is the past, you cannot keep it.
There are extensions and layouts to get a seemingly 3.38 behaviour though: You can try first No overview at start-up - GNOME Shell Extensions to deactivate the launch on overview by default.
This thread has got some tweaks you can try to revert back - somehow - the visual appearance:
Last update when my system which I am happily running for more then 4 years, has been change visually so much that it is almost unusable. Please do not misunderstand me, I am so happy I can use the system you made so great that I prefer it to anything else. The stability and not introducing changes which disturb my work are the main reason why I am using Manjaro for many years daily.
Now when I updated last time, all this went down to drain. It may be and probably is my fault somewhere down the…
In Layouts , you can also switch to Manjaro Legacy to get back some settings you were used to (I haven’t tried though, Gnome way is to adapt to Gnome changes).
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