Your favorite GNOME extension is marked as “INCOMPATIBLE“? It might still work! There are so many extensions to help improve Ubuntu, Fedora, or other Linux’s GNOME desktop experience. Some of them may be outdated for your GNOME version. So, you see “incompatible” instead of on/off switch when try installing via a web browser. Sometimes, the… Continue reading How to Install “Incompatible” GNOME Extension in Ubuntu / Fedora
Tag: Gnome Shell Extension
Gnome Tweaks 40 No Longer Manage Extensions, Use This Tool Instead
Gnome Tweaks, one of the must have apps for configuring Ubuntu, removes GNOME Shell Extensions support by releasing version 40. Which means in next Ubuntu release which will ship with Gnome 40+, you have to use another tool to manage Gnome Shell Extensions. If you have tried out Fedora 34, you should already see the… Continue reading Gnome Tweaks 40 No Longer Manage Extensions, Use This Tool Instead
[Quick Tip] One Command to Get A Collection of Gnome Shell Extensions in Ubuntu
This is a beginner’s guide shows how to easily extend functionality of GNOME Shell in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and Ubuntu 20.10. Ubuntu by default includes three extensions: Desktop Icons, Ubuntu AppIndicators, and Ubuntu Dock. Besides installing more from Gnome Shell extension website, you can run a single command to get a collection of extensions that… Continue reading [Quick Tip] One Command to Get A Collection of Gnome Shell Extensions in Ubuntu
[Quick Tip] Auto Hide Maximized Window Title Bar in Ubuntu 18.04
For Ubuntu 18.04 default Gnome desktop, this quick tutorial is going to show you how to integrates maximized application window with the top panel, by removing the title bar, and moving the title and buttons to the top panel. All the work can be done via Gnome Shell extension called No Title Bar. 1. Open… Continue reading [Quick Tip] Auto Hide Maximized Window Title Bar in Ubuntu 18.04
Quick Tip: How to Install Gnome Extensions in Ubuntu 17.10
This quick tutorial is going to show beginners how to install and manage Gnome Shell Extensions in Ubuntu 17.10 while it uses Gnome Shell as default desktop environment. Gnome Shell Extensions are small pieces of code written by third party developers. If you are familiar with Chrome Extensions or Firefox Addons, GNOME Shell extensions are… Continue reading Quick Tip: How to Install Gnome Extensions in Ubuntu 17.10