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GNOME: Transform GNOME to Greyscale, Cassidy James Blaede on Ratings


Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 02, 2023


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Transform GNOME to Greyscale with this Extension


↺ Transform GNOME to Greyscale with this Extension


> Looking to reduce screen time before bed? Introducing GNOME Bedtime Mode – an innovative extension that turns your GNOME workspace greyscale for a more relaxing experience. Are you often find it challenging to put your device down before bedtime?



Cassidy James Blaede: Stars & Thumbs


↺ Cassidy James Blaede: Stars & Thumbs


> I’m on my way back from GUADEC in Rīga, Latvia and one recurring discussion (of many) was centered around how ratings and reviews are presented in GNOME software and other app stores.


> I’ve been building open app ecosystems for over a decade now. Ratings (quantitative feedback) and reviews (qualitative feedback) of apps can serve useful purposes: a powerful signal for ranking, a way to provide feedback to a developer, a way to demonstrate “social proof” (like testimonials or positive social media posts on a website), and a heads-up to other users for positive or negative experiences. But the widely-used five-star and review system has its problems.


> Since I’m sitting in an airport killing time while waiting to my flight back to Denver (where GUADEC 2024 is happening, if you haven’t heard!), let’s dig into this.




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