is it me or are there no calendar events in the top bar calendar anymore??
Or just use Control-key+mouse wheel to change the size of the icons.
Text Editor does what it says, and the preferences redo is inuitive…
Console is clean and minimal and will use it when I don’t want a fast ddterm session.
Nautilus (aka Files) right context menu option to send files/folders to MEGAsync is no longer there. Any ideas?
I only have a basic usage of the terminal and text editor so I would be open to changing to the new simpler versions but if it isn’t possible to set the terminal to green text on a black background is it really a terminal?
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I don’t have this issue under openSUSE Tumbleweed:
mutter-43.0-1.1.src
gnome-shell-43.0-1.1.src
gnome-control-center-43.1-1.1.src
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What does one install under Gnome? I don’t know Gnome. What extensions? Do you have a list?
show me 
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Show me the extensions. 
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Pop-tiling
Gsconnect
Dash to dock or dash to panel
That’s pretty much all you need.
I almost forgot the most important extension (because of all the things I like about gnome. . . . WHY THE HELL CAN’T I JUST MAKE MY CALENDAR START ON MONDAY?!?!?!)
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1720/weeks-start-on-monday-again/
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gsconnect the 43 version ?
Ya. Or whatever version. It’s just a great extension.
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You would just need dash to panel to be satisfied with gnome 
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The problem is i don’t know what to install in order to get the extensions i want. It seems just so hit and miss! Nothing like installing packages from the AUR on Kde.
possible they picked that fix for tumbleweed
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I think there are two popular options.
**The first one you just a) install a package via pacman/yay and b) enable extension in Firefox. Both links are provided here:
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Choose “wiki page” for (a).
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Choose “Click here to install browser extension” for (b).
In the same page above you can then browse and select extensions to install, also change their settings. I believe it is somewhat similar to widgets in KDE that can be installed by selecting online widgets/extensions.
**Option two is to use the gnome extension manager GUI instead.
yay -S extension-manager
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I’m going to have to try this…
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