Simple Taskbar V72 has been released for GNOME, focusing on performance enhancements and fixes for multi-monitor geometry issues. This update includes caching panel settings, reducing unnecessary button rebuilds, and ten bug fixes addressing problems with vertical layouts and secondary monitors. While the release does not introduce new features, it improves the overall stability and usability of the extension, which aims to provide a familiar taskbar experience for users transitioning from other operating systems. Despite its success and positive reception, the project's future relies on its single maintainer's continued efforts, emphasizing the importance of ongoing maintenance for such niche tools
Simple Taskbar V72 Releases: GNOME Taskbar Extension Gets Performance and Geometry Fixes
Simple Taskbar V72 for GNOME shipped today as a polish and stability release focused on performance and multi-monitor geometry. The update caches panel settings, avoids unnecessary button rebuilds, and improves Blur My Shell compatibility alongside ten bug fixes centered on vertical and secondary-monitor layouts.
