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I find there are a few killer extensions like https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/10/windownavigator/ https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/10/windownavigat
by mattbriggs 15y ago
I find there are a few killer extensions like https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/10/windownavigator/ https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/10/windownavigator/ and https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/60/overlay-icons/ https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/60/overlay-icons/. The first one means you aren't forced to grab the mouse in overlay mode (which was my biggest complaint), the second means you have a chance in hell of recognizing what something is when you have more then around 4 windows open.
I like it too, but the big things for me (after stability issues) are
1) the notification area feels not well done. I am constantly triggering it when I don't want to, and I find it is a pain to trigger when I do want it.
2) the search function in overlay mode is really choppy, which is funny because I would consider this a solved problem in gnome (with gnome-do)
I think its a definite improvement over gnome 2, but it probably needs another 2-3 years of dev time before things are as polished as what you would expect nowadays.
- sandGorgon 15y agohttp://extensions.gnome.org http://extensions.gnome.org is really the killer feature of Gnome-shell. Its really unfortunate that it is not publicised more. I mean seamless installation and control of desktop extensions from the browser? awesome!
- downx3 15y agoThe site is totally borked for me. Do I have to run it within Gnome 3?
- bkor 15y ago1) it is less easy to trigger in 3.4. Agree it is still a bit weird to use. 2) reading of .desktop files is not well done. It has been like that for many years, just wasn't that noticeable in 2.x.