I don’t know how to do conkys either. 
I love doing them…I can mess around for hours getting one looking “just right” I just changed mine to another that had not been updated to my current system…changed spacing–added CPU monitors & generally updated the looks…
Did it go some where ? Like all thing interest pop when it get bump.
@ricklinux
At end of day use what fit you . that all that matter ( no one size fit all ) it all GNU/Linux 
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Okay installing gnome-menus gives me the applications which is okay. But not the same as Fedora apps that is in settings.
Missing in settings is what i was referring to.
Does one need to have the gnome software store installed? What populates this panel?
I like this conky btw!
Nope.
So why isn’t nothing showing up then?
You complained about the gnome-shell-extension Application Menu not being able to install, IIRR.
I am not on Gnome, therefore refraining from feeding your agenda(???) any further. 
Is that not related to this? 
Comparing Fedora apples with Arch pears, or what is that and this in your view? - Sorry, can’t follow.
Thank You. As for the Settings panel…I’m not sure what’s going on…Mine looks like this:
And that just is the least efficient way to get to applications…use the Applications menu or if you are using Dash to Dock—the 9 point on the left to get into the overview.
Well now the extensions have gone all buggy and are screwy.
To me it seems, your Gnome install might not be a complete Gnome install, @ricklinux .
It’s the EndeavourOS Gnome install.
…since gnome-menus was already missing, before.
Check out the ArchWiki.
Naw … I’m going back to KDE. 
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“Agenda” served. 
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gnome-menus is required by gnome-panel. Therefore I hereby venture to doubt your statement of..
..if you’re still true, that could be a case for the EnOS ISO-Devs.
Well it is …i just installed it in vm. I’ve installed it like a dozen times and it doesn’t change. Maybe i try it on bare metal and see. 
gnome-menus was not installed!
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In case “it is” real, you could pass this insight to the EnOS-team.