Now alternate-tab shows a dialog on first usage, allowing to choose
between native behavior (app icons from all worskpaces), app icons
from current workspace only and window thumbnails only.
Patch written by Joachim Bargsten <dev@bargsten.org>
This extension shows a menu in the status area that indicates
current workspace and allows for quick switching, similar to the
workspace-indicator applet in GNOME 2.
Now it is possible to configure in GSettings if the dock should be
visible at all time or it should autohide when not needed. If
autohiding, it animates, and the effect is itself configurable, as
well as his duration.
Based on a patch by Miguel Aguilar <zodiac_es@yahoo.es>
Using the auto move window the overview is not shown when the last
window on the last workspace is closed, instead the workspace before is
activated. This differs from the core gnome-shell's behaviour. Fix the
extension to show the ovreview instead of changing workspace when the
last window is closed on the last workspace. The fix is basically merged
from gnome-shell master.
Summarizing, the behaviour is now:
- The last window is closed on any workspace but the last: do nothing
- The last window is closed on the last workspace: show the overview
instead of switching to the "upper" workspace
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=651586
Using the auto move window the overview is not shown when the last
window on a workspace is closed, instead the workspace before is
activated. Fix the extension to show the ovreview instead of changing
workspace when the last window is closed. The fix is basically merged
from gnome-shell master.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=651586
This reverts commit 60bc404d95.
master branch is for master gnome-shell, which is 3.0.1 and unstable.
gnome-3-0 branch is for stable shell, and has 3.0 for everything
which is supported by shell developers.
Next time, please ask me before committing.
Rewrite to use similar code to that used by places-menu, and the
mounts shown by searching in the overview.
Should fix the issue in bug #650076 that prevented remounting the
drives after ejecting, and should be compatible with what Nautilus
does by default.
Use GSettings to store configuration and make the dock position
customizabile. Currently, supported are left and right of the
primary monitor; more could be added in the future.
(Commit message edited by Giovanni Campagna)
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647394
Signed-off-by: Giovanni Campagna <gcampagna@src.gnome.org>
Now it is possible to use GSettings to configure the placement
strategy (natural KDE-like or default grid) and whether to consolidate
the windows more tigthly, as well as the position of the window
captions.
This extension employs an algorithm (taken from KDE) for layouting
the thumbnails in the overview that more closely reflects the positions
and relative sizes of the actual windows, instead of using a fixed
grid.
xrandr-indicator makes the whole shell crash if the right gjs
features are missing, but instead of asking not to install it, we
can use gjs versioning.
Now if a required external package cannot be found, it doesn't fail
and instead prints a warning. This is to allow building with
--enable-extensions=all without the required libraries.
Also bump required libgtop version to the one with the typelib.
Now we enable by default only extensions that are unlikely to
conflict much with the shell experience (so no alternate-tab, no
auto-move-windows, etc.) and require no GSettings or external
packages.
If a theme cannot be found in the user directory, try in system
data dirs (XDG_DATA_DIRS, usually /usr/share and /usr/local/share)
Signed-off-by: Giovanni Campagna <gcampagna@src.gnome.org>
Giovanni Campagna
Stefano Facchini
Erick Pérez Castellanos
Alessandro Crismani
malcolmlewis
Takeshi AIHANA
Gabor Kelemen
Yuri Myasoedov
Nguyễn Thái Ngọc Duy
A S Alam
Vamsi Krishna Brahmajosyula
John Stowers
Martin Dengler
Marc Alcalà
Arash Mousavi
Yaron Shahrabani
Maxim Ermilov
Elad Alfassa