Gnome-shell-extension-places-menu

Hello,
I have some questions about the places menu.
1. Is it possible to have it show an item that I have in my bookmarks which is to a samba share?
smb://192.168.1.202/temp/ (named Temp)
While that location is mounted, the item shows as a removable device. However, I would like to be able to mount the location from the places menu.
2. Is it possible to show removable devices (such as usb flash drives) before they are mounted? (I don't automount my drives)
3. Is it possible to see a newly added bookmark without restarting the shell? (or see removed bookmark go away)
I guess I am asking if it is possible to have the places menu in the shell show the items that are in the "places" of nautilus.
I have also played with the gnome-shell-extension-drives-menu. The description of the package describes that it can be used to mount and unmount removable media. How do I unmount without opening Nautilus?

Thanks
FYI gnome-shell needs to be restarted for changes to appear.
Alt+F2 type 'r' and enter to restart it.

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Gnome-shell-extension-places-menu how-to configure places? [SOLVED]

Hi,
How can I change the shortcuts that are listed under the places icon?
I'm not able to find this anywhere on the net[?]
Last edited by crescent (2011-06-26 20:19:55)

Thanks
FYI gnome-shell needs to be restarted for changes to appear.
Alt+F2 type 'r' and enter to restart it.

Can't update gnome-shell-extensions-common

I get this strange issue when updating today:
:: Starting full system upgrade...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
:: gnome-shell-extension-user-theme and gnome-shell-extensions-common are in conflict. Remove gnome-shell-extensions-common? [y/N] y
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: gnome-shell-extension-alternative-status-menu: requires gnome-shell-extensions-common
:: gnome-shell-extension-places-menu: requires gnome-shell-extensions-common
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error: target not found: gnome-shell-extensions-common
It seems the package has been removed from the repos, what the heck?
http://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra … ns-common/
404 not found.
Showing user-theme as the only package in extra?
http://www.archlinux.org/packages/?sort … =&limit=50
Last edited by bwat47 (2012-01-31 18:22:16)

nixIT wrote:
bwat47 wrote:
I had to remove all the extensions I currently had installed from the repos (including user-theme even though its still there) and gnome-shell-extensions common. Then I did pacman -S gnome-shell-extension-user-theme and it installed fine. After that I got the rest of the extensions from here:
https://extensions.gnome.org/
Note that this site currently only works in firefox. Find the extension you want and toggle the switch to on, it then asks if you want to install the extension.
I am not sure what extensions I Have installed. I don't think I installed any out of the default, though I did recently install cinnamon.
how can I tell what needs to be removed?
--nixIT
ps. still learning gnome 3
If you don't run into any trouble when running an update you should be fine. If you do pacman should tell you which packages are causing the issue.
Last edited by bwat47 (2012-02-01 19:51:51)

[Gnome Shell extension] PopupMenu not working

Hi!
I'm trying to develop a gnome shell extension, more precisely, a modification of the globalmenu extension. I want the old gnome2-globalmenu style instead of what have been already ported to gnome 3. So I've got a problem with my PopupMenu :
I've got the menu but I can't click on it, the cursor doesn't have any effect on the menu, I can only click through all the menu items. The panel button code is shown below :
function MyButton(label, path, app) {
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I don't know how to solve this issue, maybe someone could help me.

No offense taken, and yes, I've seen the other threads. However this one is interesting since it a) works under root login and b) works on my laptop running an almost identical Arch setup (down to SLiM login and various other config files).
Oh, and the gnome-shell-extension-apps-menu package is in the official repos, not AUR.
Last edited by sultanoswing (2011-10-08 20:55:56)

New GNOME Shell Extensions That Provide A GNOME2-Like User Experience

Ron Yorston has created some pretty cool GNOME Shell extensions that "provide a user experience more akin to that of GNOME 2". Using these extensions you can move the clock next to your username, get an old-style menu, disable dynamic workspaces and place the favourites on the top panel.
you can get more info here:
at webupd8.org and on his homepage
I also made a package: gnome-shell-frippery
here's a screenshot:

I download gnote extension from this page: http://www.fpmurphy.com/gnome-shell-extensions/
I edit extension.js from ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected] to have more tray icons on status bar and not only gnote (which I am not using). So I added Pidgin and Skype to the file. But with Pidgin there is problem, it has icon very top and I would like to have it in center like icon Skype...anyone know how to do this?

[SOLVED] Gnome Shell Extensions won't install from website

When I go to https://extensions.gnome.org/ from either Chromium or Firefox, extensions fail to install. If I click the toggle to turn a new extension "ON", nothing happens. Reloading the site switches it back to "OFF".
I was able to install gnome-shell-extension-mediaplayer-git from the AUR. (Which also pulls in gnome-shell-extension-common-git.) It works fine. The problem is that most of the extensions on the AUR appear to be outdated and the users directed to the official site.
This is a relatively new install of Arch and extensions have never worked. Maybe there's a package I'm missing? Or is there a way to get any debugging output? I'm not sure where to look.
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I found the following from AskUbuntu (not my own words, pasted from the source:
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Moving...

Gnome shell extensions issues since 3.2 release...

I may be a little early in the game here but I figured I would just mention that I'm having issues with pretty much all the cool extensions I had installed prior to 3.2. I was wondering if anyone else was having similar issues. I changed 3.0 to 3.2 in the metadata.js file to no avail, they are still unusable. Was there any other changes that needed to be made?
The ones I cared the most about are:
system monitor (the cool one in the aur, not the one in repo)
weather
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frippery (which are a bunch of different ones such as the apps button, quick launch, and such)
Also all my themes are a bit messed up... so what was the biggest changes in 3.2 besides the transparency finally working in the terminal?
I still like gnome 3 and know sometimes you have to take steps back to go forward...

wonder wrote:who cares about extensions. they are unsupported by upstream
Well i care about extensions, since i can not login into gnome after updating to 3.2.
Maybe i didnt spend hours on fixing the problems, but is this the sence it is supposed to be?
The extensions were disabled by default, after the error message came, and it didnt do anything.
Then i moved the extensions out of /usr/share/gnome-shell, to make it work temporarily.
What happened? Only one extension left that made problems: gnome-shell-theme-selector.
Does anybody how to switch this off? Or something, that can login again?
Edit:
i found the info again, that this theme-selector is in ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions
I moved the extension one directory higher. And now in this error message window it is said that i should re-login,
but there is nothing said about any extension any more.
Last edited by Archoid Billy (2011-10-02 15:58:31)

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2) When hitting Alt the window numbers were shown in the same style as close button just on the left side of the window. Now they are in the windows' top left corner and they are hard to seen.
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sultanoswing wrote:https://extensions.gnome.org/
derp. deeerrrrrp. DERRRPPRPRPRP. thanks man, forgot how easy things can be. -_-

[SOLVED] gnome-shell-extension-user-theme doesn't work.

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Last edited by trusktr (2012-04-14 05:09:41)

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Well yea I agree, but atm it's not going to happen. Anyway, since GS won't work with Catalyst for now I resorted to DWM and try to avoid all the gconf/dconf stuff. Works quite well

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Good Morning Everyone,
do you know how to make the above package work under GNOME? I've installed and configured lm_sensors on my ThinkPad T420 and that works quite nicely. However, installing the above package (via pacman) does not make it appear in GNOME shell. lg shows that it has been found/activated but there's no other sign of it running.
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Hello,i know that the version from extensions.gnome.org its compatible only whit gnome 3.3 but from there you have the link to github,and you can actually install it by there give it a try,it`s a nice extension
Last edited by spark666 (2012-01-17 07:48:23)

Gnome-shell-extension-user-theme does not work.

Hello everyone,
I am having an interesting issue with using custom gnome-shell themes via the gnome-tweak-tool and user-theme extension on a fresh install today. It is showing as enabled in the shell extension list, but when trying to select a gnome-shell theme, it's grayed out and says extension is disable. All other theme options work correctly. Does anyone know what the problem might be?
thanks in advance.

Yes, there's a problem with the latest version of user theme package. See last post in this thread (post #75):
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=127459&p=3
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Last edited by khoma (2011-11-25 11:28:13)

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Im completely new to gnome 3 and i have not been able to figure out how to install extensions for the gnome shell. I downloaded gnome-shell-extensions just like the wiki article for gnome said to but i do not now how to install individual extensions or how to enable them.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

After you installed gnome-extensions, I think you only need to install the particular extension you like to use. Here are some extensions, already available at the Arch repository :
Arch Repo Name Version Description Last Updated Flag Date
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-alternate-tab 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Alternate Tab extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-alternative-status-menu 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Alternative Status Menu extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-auto-move-windows 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Auto Move Windows extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-dock 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Dock extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-drive-menu 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Drive Menu extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-native-window-placement 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Native Window Placement extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-places-menu 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Places Menu extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-user-theme 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 User Theme extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extension-windows-navigator 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Windows Navigator extension for GNOME Shell 2011-05-27
any Extra gnome-shell-extensions-common 3.0.2-0.20110526.1 Extensions for GNOME Shell - common files 2011-05-27
I hope that will help.
Last edited by thesofty (2011-07-13 08:13:23)

Install Gnome 3 extensions via firefox

I'm using Arch x64 with Gnome 3.2.1 and Firefox 8.0.1 on my laptop, the Firefox Gnome Shell Plugin is installed and activated.
I can browse through the extensions on https://extensions.gnome.org/ and I can see the activate/deactivate switches and trigger them. After that I'm beeing asked if I really want to install this extension but after I click on the install button nothing happens. The "installed extensions" tab on the site is empty. No error message at all. Is there a log file for firefox extensions or gnome itself?
I looked through the log files in /var/log/* but didn't found anything.
On my desktop with the same setup of software the install process works like a charm.

I got the package list from kahelos, and installed the following (missing ones got installed), now extensions can be installed from extensions.gnome.org.
application's optional dependencies are not installed which package groups like gnome.
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Gnome Shell Dock Extension - Auto-hide?

Hi folks,
Does anyone know if it's possible getting the dock extension for Gnome 3 to auto-hide?
Cheers.

http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=49685
Works fine here, but I changed AUTOHIDE_ANIMATION to 0 since the animation was lagging a lot. You can also install manually from http://www.fpmurphy.com/gnome-shell-extensions/ .

Gnome-shell-extension-places-menu

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