Recently reinstalled my laptop again. I had been using Manjaro for the last few years, but decided to try something else.
After reading about it on Tweakers, decided to give this a go. It was a bit more work, but its running rather smoothly. And in fixing the small issues I have had, I learned quite a bit and was actually good fun. Running Gnome with dash to panel and dont think I have ever had an install run this smooth.
Been reading through the forums a wee bit and the community here seems great.
Had to look it up on github and install the release from there. The version on extensions site does not work yet. I also had to increase the version in the version file to prevent gnome from trying to update it back down to a non working version.
Glad i could help I had dash to dock also somewhat functional, but there are too many things not working yet with that one. And at first I wasnt a huge fan of dash to panel, but got it configured in such a way now that im actually happier with this then i would be with dash to dock.
I installed dash-to-panel using yay. But now I cannot figure out how to enable it and change options and so forth. Gnome tweaks had the “extensions” split off into it’s own entity. It isn’t in the “Extensions” menu item. It only shows the extensions installed by default.
HELP! I need somebody. Help! not just anybody. Help! You know I need someone to HELP! Quote: Beatles 1965
I have not gotten the AUR version to work. I used the gnome40 fork from the link i shared. Its not as simple as installing a package with yay, but it does work for now.
The git repo on the AUR package does not list a gnome40 version yet, they will work on it from what i have read in the issues.
