Hello Liliana,
> Hi, > > Am Donnerstag, dem 06.01.2022 um 04:35 +0000 schrieb > raid5atemyhomework: > > > I recently upgraded, and on reboot found that the Gnome Shell extension > > Dash to Dock was no longer working properly. > > Instead of displaying my favorite applications on the bottom dock, it > > only displays the "applications" icon. Running applications are also > > not displayed. > > I found a solution: > > > > - In the Gnome activities search bar, look for "Extensions" and run it. > > - Select the gear icon / settings for Dash to Dock. > > - Select tab "Appearance". > > - Enable "Use built-in theme". > > > > It seems the details of the theming engine were changed in recent Gnome > > and you now have no choice but "Use built-in theme". > > I'm not sure how this is a bug in Guix. Dash-to-dock 71 is the latest > release from upstream taking extensions.gnome.org as the source of > truth [1]. There appears to be a related issue upstream [2], perhaps > you're encountering that? The solution found there (disable Ubuntu Dock) does not work for me --- there is no Ubuntu Dock in Guix, LOL. It may be a *related* bug, but this may also be unique to how Guix packages both programs. So I want to know if other users on Guix are seeing the same thing as well. Guix version is e675030fba924a1aef2677f8ab912eaa3c46403c. Given the default `(service gnome-desktop-service-type)`, where does `gnome-shell` put its logs? There are no logs for Gnome Shell specifically on `/var/log`, it does not print anything in `/var/log/Xorg.0.log`, and `info guix` does not describe any log output directory for `gnome-desktop-configuration`, so I don't know where Gnome Shell on Guix puts its logs. Does it just get printed to console? Thanks raid5atemyhomework
