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You have to install an extension to do that on GNOME, likewise on Windows 11 you can use Explorer Patcher. Both "monkey patch" the shell.
by ChocolateGod 1y ago
You have to install an extension to do that on GNOME, likewise on Windows 11 you can use Explorer Patcher.
Both "monkey patch" the shell.
- skydhash 1y agoWhile I prefer tiling windows manager, GNOME’s approach is sensible. Restrain your features to a restricted default and allow users to extend it if they want to. The code is open and well organized as far as I can see. So it’s very easy to see where to extend from.