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Its the least worst desktop environment on Linux. Its usually pretty fine out of the box on a 12" laptop, but on a desktop machine with multiple monitors, a bev

• fuckcensorship 4y ago
  Care to share some extensions that improve GNOME workflow?
  • amiga-workbench 4y ago
    Dash to dock to make application switching pretty much instant, hiding the dock away in the overview only ever makes sense when you're screen real-estate constrained (12" laptop) Tiling Assistant, this lets you define custom window snapping zones, its most helpful when you have a mix of landscape/portrait displays and you need more flexibility than the built-in behaviour offers. DDterm, this one isn't essential, but its convenient to have a terminal shade ready to go. On my ThinkPads I'd bind this to the ThinkVantage key to quickly get a terminal up. I used to muck around with themes and icon sets years ago, but Adwaita is pretty inoffensive these days, and dark mode is not an afterthought now.
    • digitallyfree 4y ago
      If you like DDterm you may be interested in Tilix, which is designed for Gnome. It also has a dropdown terminal shade as well as regular windowed terminals, and you can drag and drop your sessions between then. I used to use Guake as my shade but it's a lot more convenient to have a unified solution for regular and dropdown terminals.
    • curioussavage 4y ago
      This is why I don’t take criticism of gnome seriously. Why exaggerate. This is hardly a “bevy” of extensions.