We have to admit that the changelog of GNOME Shell 3.24 Beta, which you can find attached at the end of the article, consists mostly of various bug fixes and under-the-hood performance improvements, but we can’t help but notice that a new night light indicator was added to the status area, which should warm up your computer’s display at night. There’s now a “kill-switch” for user extensions in case you want to terminate a GNOME extension that doesn’t work as expected, and it looks like it’s now possible to toggle the power-off and suspend button on long-press. Additionally, GNOME Shell can now handle both the Ctrl+W and Ctrl+Q keyboard shortcuts in the portal window, and you’ll finally be able to scroll the iBus list with the mouse wheel.