Hello,
I recently installed gnome shell to give it a go. Installed several extensions, advanced settings, and dconf editor, and now for some reason no icons appear in the applications area of overview. I can search for an app and hit enter and the app will open, but no icons display where they're supposed to. Any ideas?
Thanks a lot.
I am facing a problem with the dash not showing proper/actual icons for certain applications such as Google Chrome and Mozilla Daily Mail. Instead of getting the standard icons for these applications, I get to see a default icon for all the applications.
Back when I was using gnome I had a number of quick shortcuts to various applications with custom switches tucked away in "drawers".
I upgraded Ubuntu 12.04 to 12.10. I use Gnome shell. Gnome 3.6 is working fine, but there are no applications menus. I have tried several suggestions I found online, but I can'g get the menus back. When I click "Activities" I just get a blank page.
After removing all extensions, I now have an icon on the dock that shows all applications.
Hello everybody,I'm trying to figure this out but I can't by myself.
I tried gnome-shell but didn't quite like it. After removing gnome-shell, I still have them in login menu. However, upon logging in with any gnome option, I get to the usual Unity desktop.
I had purged gnome-shell using apt-get, but seems like some component is still remaining.
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when I update my system several weeks ago, I started to see the nautilus menu in my desktop! I saw this because I had a transparent Gnome Shell panel.
Today I re installed Ubuntu and things seems to be ok. Then I installed a shell extension which will hide the top menu... When its hidden, I can again see the menu! Anyone know how to get rid of it?
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I need to remove Gnome 3.4 Desktop environment clean and complete, because I'm using Mate Desktop now and am not planning to use Gnome Shell at all.
But I don't want removing gtk-3.0 and dependencies, because I'm using gtkmm-3.0 for developing applications.
Has any body already done successfully such a thing?
Would "yum groupremove gnome-shell" do the task?
I use the "top icons" extension in gnome shell to put systray icons on the panel along with the normal ones but dropbox sticks out like a sore thumb.
Even if I use ubuntu-mono-dark or elementary-mono-dark, dropbox still uses it's own icon.
I have also tried creating ~/.dropbox-dist/icons and putting them there and tried a couple of dropbox mono icon debs I found on the net but still
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