On 05/01/14 04:43, John Markh wrote:
Fair enough. But then, how do you configure (and it might be a
noob question) the indexing and search of the GNOME Shell?
which search providers are used in gnome-shell is configured via
gnome-control-center, however this is not available in the current
version in trusty. It should however be updated this cycle.
On Sat, 2014-01-04 at 12:31 -0500, Steve Ovens wrote:
I cant speak for the group, but my
personal opinion is that to reduce maintenance complexity, it
seems logical to limit the number of moving parts. If the
desktop has some major problem, it becomes a more difficult task
to track down which (if any) extension has caused the problem
On Sat, Jan 4, 2014 at 12:23 PM, John
Markh <[email protected]>
wrote:
Is there a reason why tracker-gui (Desktop Search)
is not installed by default on Ubuntu GNOME 14.04?
desktop search is essentially the same as what you get through
gnome-shell search. Unfortunately file search won't work properly
since nautilus is not built with the tracker backend (packages in
main can't build against packages in universe)
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