Questions tagged [gnome-panel]
Gnome Panel is the launcher/taskbar that comes with Gnome.
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Stop GNOME from randomizing window locations in its pop-out?
I'm working on Ubuntu 18.04, fully patched with dist-upgrade. I layout 4 terminals as shown below. The order of the favorite pop-out is top-to-bottom: (a) is (1) top left, (b) is (2) bottom left, (c) ...
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Linux: panel with mac-like menubar functionality?
I'm playing with my desktop appearance at the moment, and I would really like to save some vertical space.
At the moment there is the Xfce top taskbar, the Firefox titlebar filling up space and the ...
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How can I show the output of a shell command in a gnome panel or the top menu bar?
The top bar in a classic gnome desktop shows menus (top left), then some freely configurable panel space, and on the top right a somewhat configurable panel space with system status icons, date/time, ...
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show minimized window titles in GNOME Panel
I'd like the titles of all the windows that are not focused to show up in the Panel (to the right of "Activities" and current window). Is that possible?
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Gnome Panel Launcher and Folder shortucut names in Ubuntu 14.04
I use Ubuntu 14.04 and Flashback(Metacity). I want to see Name field on Gnome-Panel itself for Shortcuts and Launchers created on it. There is no such setting when I press Alt+Right Click.
I am not ...
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How to add keyboard indicator on Gnome panel?
I am testing Fedora 19. Desktop spin gnome doesn't have a keyboard indicator. Right click doesn't work. Should it or it is information from an "ancient" gnome version.
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How can I add panels to secondary monitor in Gnome 2.30.2 / Debian 6
I connected to my PC second monitor, how can I add Gnome panels to it.
Method, described here ( Add panel to secondary monitor on Ubuntu 10.04 ) not works!
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Change chrome application shortcut icon on taskbar in linux mint
I use a lot of web applications on Linux Mint. I'm confused with the icons being the chrome-icon all the time i.e. the same icon for all running programs.
So how can I change the Chrome application ...
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Gnome 3 fallback (gnome-panel): multiple copies of all UI elements
I just switched from an NVIDIA to an ATI graphics card and changed the graphics
drivers on my Gentoo distro accordingly. Surprisingly, gnome-shell worked
without any noticeable problems (I know there ...
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How do I customize the Ubuntu panel?
I want to customize Ubuntu precise. I've deleted the top panel and Applications and moved them to the bottom.
Now what I want is to create a top panel with some application shortcuts such as gedit, ...
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Error loading ""OAFIID"GNOME_ClockApplet" in gnome-panel
I am a Software engineer studying Linux. I am using Windows 7 environment for Linux gnome-panel using Exceed onDemand. I configured Windows 7 using EOD to load gnome-panel.
But I get this error ...
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Where are the gnome panel launcher logs?
I started adding shell-scripts as launcher to the Gnome panel, and it works like a charm.
However, occasionally stuff in the scripts fail. When the script is launched from a terminal there is a ...
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add blinking network-monitor icon in GNOME / XFCE
I'd like to see if i have incomming or outgoing traffic via a little blinking network-monitor icon in my system tray, as it was usual for years within Windows XP, or Android nowadays.
I want to see ...
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Using the middle mouse button to switch between workspaces in Gnome
In XFCE when I put the mouse over the workspace switcher in the taskbar and roll the middle mouse button, it switches the workspaces.
When I do this in a Gnome session, nothing happens.
So now what?
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Move the gnome-panel to second monitor (Linux Mint 11/12, Gnome 2 & 3)
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I'm new to Linux Mint but I do use Linux since 2003 (mostly Debian and Ubuntu). Up to now it was always possible to easily move a panel in Gnome to wherever I wanted it by pressing Alt + ...
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