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GNOME Mutter 51 Beta Released With Wayland Background Blur, Improved Frame Scheduling

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GNOME Mutter 51 Beta Released With Wayland Background Blur, Improved Frame Scheduling
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GNOME Mutter 51 Beta Released With Wayland Background Blur, Improved Frame Scheduling Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 3 August 2026 at 06:23 AM EDT. Add A Comment Released overnight on Sunday were the beta versions of Mutter 51 and GNOME Shell 51. This follows GNOME 51 embarking on itsAPI/ABI freeze, feature freeze, and UI freeze a day earlier.

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GNOME Mutter 51 Beta Released With Wayland Background Blur, Improved Frame Scheduling Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 3 August 2026 at 06:23 AM EDT. Add A Comment Released overnight on Sunday were the beta versions of Mutter 51 and GNOME Shell 51. This follows GNOME 51 embarking on itsAPI/ABI freeze, feature freeze, and UI freeze a day earlier. On the Mutter side, one of the notable additions is support for the Wayland ext-background-effect-v1 blur support. This enables background blur effect on apps like terminals and for various other uses. Also on the Wayland front is support for using the xdg_session_management_v1 rather than their previous XX prefixed private interface, now that the protocol is upstream in Wayland-Protocols.

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