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GNOME Shell Essential Extensions

Posted by zinoune on · 3 comments
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GNOME Shell customization options may be a little more limited in comparison to its predecessor. But it’s not totally locked down and out of the users control. In this article, we’ll show you a few simple tweaks and extensions that will make GNOME Shell a little more clean-lined, sleek and usable.

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Jeff91 ·
Why waste time making it so? If the developers are so dead set on producing something narrow in use and feature light extension writers really should spend their time extending desktops that are designed to be modular.

Make as little sense to me as the people who spend so much time hacking at Apple products to make them more "usable".

To each their own though I guess.

~Jeff
tracyanne ·
@Jeff, indeed, I can't understand it.
BernardSwiss ·
I imagine some people were saying that back around 1993 or so, to the basement hackers who were tinkering with a Minux/Unix style OS kernel...

Let them tinker -- maybe something good will come out of it.

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