It looks like this release has fixed my issue. Thanks for the quick response on this.Regarding the initially reported issue of this thread a fix has already been prepared and will be published shortly.
It looks like this release has fixed my issue. Thanks for the quick response on this.Regarding the initially reported issue of this thread a fix has already been prepared and will be published shortly.
@LuBre You're on Dynamic List. Can you please try to switch to "Active List" and check whether you see the Git icon there?
Also on Dynamic List, please click on "Install Applications", then choose "Git" from the drawer and add it.
At the very least it would be nice if we could decide which applications are 'default' somewhere. When I click Install Applications I only have a choice between Git and Node.js, both of which are far more useful to us than PHP Composer, Docker, Speed Kit, etc. If the designers's idea was to reduce the number of icons and simplify the presentation then it would seem to make sense to let the user select which ones to show.
At the very least it would be nice if we could decide which applications are 'default' somewhere. When I click Install Applications I only have a choice between Git and Node.js, both of which are far more useful to us than PHP Composer, Docker, Speed Kit, etc. If the designers's idea was to reduce the number of icons and simplify the presentation then it would seem to make sense to let the user select which ones to show.