To avoid manually adding the 3.4 stable version when doing the
release, check in configure if building a stable (even minor) version
and strip micro at that time.
To go along GNOME Shell 3.2.1
Also, mark both alternate-tab and dock as generally "working with
3.2", since the most outstanding bugs seem to be fixed now.
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.
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.
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.
For testing, for packaging, and for jhbuild installations, you can
use --enable-extensions=all to get back to previous behaviour of
installing all extensions.
example: not really useful for the general public.
xrandr-indicator: requires some features in gjs and gobject-introspection
that are not merged yet (bugs 634253 and 643620).
auto-move-windows and user-theme: these are very useful, but require
GSettings, so can only be installed in the same prefix as GLib, or
otherwise one needs to set GSETTINGS_SCHEMA_DIR in .profile)
For those who just cannot understand the design behind current
status menu, and want a power off item visible at all the time.
Adds the ability to hibernate as well.
Introduce a new extensions that allows to manage your workspaces
more easily, assigning a specific workspace to each application,
as soon as it creates a windows, in manner configurable with a
GSettings key.
Replace the GTK+ based indicator from gnome-settings-daemon with
a native one. Allows to rotate the laptop monitor and to fast open
display preferences.
Depends on bug 621017.
A new extension, originally developed by Thomas Bouffon,
allows to use classic AltTab (window based instead of app based)
in GNOME Shell.
Tested with 2.91.5
Giovanni Campagna
Erick Pérez Castellanos
Vamsi Krishna Brahmajosyula
Maxim Ermilov
Philippe Normand
John Stowers