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Top centre is where Gnome Shell on my Fedora install shows time, notification indicator and application notification icons (hexchat, Steam, etc.). Hardly an use
by m4rtink 5y ago
Top centre is where Gnome Shell on my Fedora install shows time, notification indicator and application notification icons (hexchat, Steam, etc.). Hardly an useless part of the screen!
- serverholic 5y agoBut it doesn't work on my non-standard OS that wasn't designed for the hardware!
- Jtsummers 5y agoMBPs are designed for macOS, if other OSes do other things with the hardware, that's on them. Why should Apple care when probably 99% of their users (if not more) are exclusively using macOS on the hardware with other OSes in VMs?
- anyfoo 5y agoCan you make Gnome Shell do something else, then? Or if you don't want the extra pixels, I'm sure you could arrange it so that your OS does not use them.
- m4rtink 5y agoSure, you can move the clock and indicators, but it's the default place for them. Also not sure about eq. fullscreen applications.