Is there a Gnome Contact API exposed so that a Shell Extension can take
care of this?
Actually is not the work on Gnome Contacts to provide an API for this,
for chatting gnome-shell would reach telepathy and empathy and for mail
it would use evolution or the mail program the user has
if you just want to remove the borders on particular window.
Nope, on every maximized window.
Why not' no expose that libmutter functionality ?.
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Hi:
I have this doubt, once your gnome-shell extensions got included in the
official repo, which is the process to update it ?, or I don't update it
anymore and the gnome-shell-extensions maintainer takes care of that ?
I'm super noob to this process, so I'm asking.
Thxs in advance
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I didn't try it, but there is an extension, workspace-indicator, that you
might find useful.
I read about it at
http://www.webupd8.org/2011/05/gnome-shell-workspace-indicator.html
An extension by the same name has been added to
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-shell-extensions.
It's the
Hi:
I just read a pst about the changes for Gnome Shell 3.2 and I realized
this is something should be included upstream
Gnome Shell needs a white default theme; right now you just have the
default black theme, and If you're like me using a highly reflective,
bad and old screen that theme will
Hi:
I've been bothered lastly cause the shell doesn't remember which was
the last application I used before the one I'm using now.
Let me explain. When I switch apps using alt-tab, and I want to switch
back, gnome-shell doesn't return to the previous app if the previous
one is in other workspace.
But thought I'd also float the idea here: using pageUp/pageDown for
workspace navigation in the overview mode. It seems like a very
natural feature to me, any reasons against it?
I think is cool, it does feel natural
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Because i don't want a separate application with its own UI. I could
embed a web control inside the desktop application, but then I've just
reimplemented a browser. A terrible, poor one. So I'm using a real
browser.
Fair enough
No. It should work in any browser that supports the HTTP
Hi:
After doing some not very hard search, I got one question, Why the
appliction menu can't have the New Window Item as I does the app
icon in the overview, I found is so much easier to click there to open
a new window, than having to go all the way to the top-left, and then
back to the dash.
I'll do it first thing in the morning.
Erick
On 05/06/2011, Jasper St. Pierre jstpie...@mecheye.net wrote:
The Application menu hasn't really gotten the attention it deserves, so I'd
say open a bug with a patch. I see no reason it can't be in there.
2011/6/5 Erick Pérez erick@gmail.com
, though.
2011/5/28 Erick Pérez erick@gmail.com
Hi:
I have a development question.
I'm coding an extension and I need to use St.Entry widget from the
shell, the problem is that when I load text in it, the newline
character doesn't get write.
I don'see newlines, but boxes in the text
Nice to hear that this workaround works well for you. I don't think
it's a good solution, though.
Neither do I, I don't want to see those windows at all, not lying in
some less used workspace
There are some distinct types of applications that users want
running, but not interact with all the
Hi:
I have a development question.
I'm coding an extension and I need to use St.Entry widget from the
shell, the problem is that when I load text in it, the newline
character doesn't get write.
I don'see newlines, but boxes in the text where the newline should be,
and then all the text lies in
Hi:
I want to know from the gnome-shell maintainers/developers
Which is the preferred way of sending notifications in gnome-shell ?
I can think of more than one, And some been hard than others to
implement but, and that's why, there should be one way to do it
according with the shell design, so
What do you mean?
From an extension:
For short lived message, use
let source = new MessageTray.SystemNotificationSource();
let notification = new MessageTray.Notification(source, Title,
Content, { body: Additional content that won't be shown in the
banner });
source.notify(notification);
Now I have this problem:
I manage to create a Source and a new Notification subclass to add a
pair of buttons to the notification, One for Closing and one for doing
something else.
1. When the user don't interact with the first notification, the
notification stays in the notification bar, and
Did you possibly intend to attach something to your mail?
Marcel
Yeah the uri, I forgot:
Here it is: https://github.com/erick2red/shell-extensions
Erick
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Here is a gnome-shell extension that mimic the workspace-indicator of ubuntu
Erick
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Hi:
I don't know if this is the mutter list, but I do know that there's no
other so far, or at least I haven't found one. So I'm asking a mutter
question.
How can I remove the window decorations from the mutter side ?
I said 'from the mutter side' cause I know that from the application
side I
Hi:
I've been trying to add an actor to gnome through a extension but I
want that to be in the desktop level, so any window could hide it, and
I only look a it, when there's no window over it,
How can I do that ?
Erick
Thxs
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Hi:
Don't know well where to send a patach for this, so I'm trying here.
I installed gnome-shell-extensions from the git repo, and I notice
that alternative-status-menu weren't working at al,, so yesterday, I
managed to fix it, and here it's the patch. I still don't understand
how noone notice
Hi:
I'm trying to write a extension for Gnome Shell but is painfully slow,
cause I haven't any API, or hooks list, or events fired, or something
like that, and the process it's like a try and test. Can anyone point
in any direction here ?
Thxs Erick
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Hi everyone:
First thought:
I installed Gnome-Shell from archlinux a few days a go, and was after
a clean pc install,
I tried the search ability of the shell and all looks fine, but after
a while I notice it started to slow down itself.
After that I update my laptop to gnome3 using gnome-shell
This was omitted in gnome-shell 3.0 because of time constraints. This is top
priority for 3.2:
https://live.gnome.org/ThreePointOne/Features/FindingAndReminding
In the mean time, I'll try to write an extension for it
BTW: For the developers, the performance is awesome, and the shell is
super
Erick, what exact version of the Shell are you using? A bug was fixed
recently about entries being created for all results, even the ones not
being shown. It could be that bug.
System Settings System Info Gnome Version 3.0.1
and pacman -Qi gnome-shell is: version 3.0.1
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My opinion is it is too much simplistic. And the he says, once the
user get used to the workspace life, is kinda tiring everyday, at open
your pc, rearrange, mail to workspace 1, browsing topic A to workspace
2, terminal to workspace 3, develop to workspace 4, and so on.
Everything you made on
- The position of the clock looks too much like the title of the entire
screen - it feels slightly intrusive. I think it would look far better
tucked away to the right, along with the user's name and system tray
icons, with adequate spacing in-between.
- I actually like it better this way.
+1 for me,
then allow me to add custom search engines like Google Chrome do.
Erick
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Til now you didn't answer the main question here, and I think you're
thinking too much as developer and less as users.
First:
Users don't really cares about what kind of design regularity or order
follow the UI, users cares about if it works like they wants, and if they
get what they want
Hey, you didn't answer, Is there anything design to fill the gap of the olds
gnome applets ?, like weather, hamster-applet, inhibit-applet, dictionary,
etc.
And if is it, where's the documentation or something like that in order to
migrate or write the things we want.
And let me say I
at 01:24 -0300, Erick Pérez Castellanos wrote:
Hey, you didn't answer, Is there anything design to fill the gap of the
olds
gnome applets ?, like weather, hamster-applet, inhibit-applet,
dictionary,
etc.
The answer was that there is the notification system (and presistent
notifcations which
Ok, I know applets as they are won’t exist but I mean a way of give the
user/developer the chance of present some info or capabilities with most of
all ease of access. I mean something like gnome-shell extensions, but so far
I read nothing about it, not a smaple, not nothing, so could that be
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