hi,
Storing the state of an application is really not easy thing to do.
If you only want to set startup applications and/or restore running
applications after re-login,
take a look at -gnome-session-properties. There are some extensions,
that add a direct link to
the user menu.
- https://ex
I know, it is much simpler, but a little hidden: Gnome-Shell includes at
least the option to restart the last programs. So in case you don't
know: it's in gnome-session-properties and there in the options tab.
Am 18.05.2013 18:34, schrieb Jason Satterfield:
I want to thank everyone for the wa
Hmm, well perhaps not the easiest task to jump into for your first ever
extension...(I vaguely remember a "save session" button that there used to
be that would open all your windows etc for you when you logged in; I
assume that's what you're after?)
In terms of UI, there are typically two ways to
I want to thank everyone for the warm welcome. I appreciate the expedient
response, as well.
The idea I have is to add a simple season manager to the shell so that
users can manage how the open apps and documents are handled after a system
restart.
The premise can be expanded to allow apps an opp
Infos about writing Gnome Shell Extensions:
https://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Extensions
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13107743/documentation-for-writing-gnome-shell-extensions
At https://extensions.gnome.org/ are several extensions about shutdown
options, e.g.
https://extensions.gnome.org
hi;
On 18 May 2013 02:05, Jason Satterfield wrote:
> So now for the reason of this post. I've got an idea about a shutdown
> option, but after downloading the Gnome-shell source, I immediately realized
> that I'm not prepared to create an HTML5/Javascript extension.
Shell extensions are not HT
Hi Jason,
welcome :-)
I don't understand, you are a web developer so writing extensions shouldn't
scare you as it uses the same technology :-). The hardest part is the lack
of documentation, but you can look at the GS code that is here for
guidance, that is what I do:
/usr/share/gnome-shell/js/u
I'm new to the list, so I guess I could introduce myself. My name is Jason
and I've been an avid Ubuntu user since Dapper Drake. Professionally, I am
a Microsoft Web developer doing contract work. At night, however, I have
been tinkering with Linux programming for a few years. After a hiatus fr
On Thu, 2011-06-02 at 14:07 +0530, Vishnoo wrote:
> Hi,
> Many might have already seen this[1] [2], but just mentioning here so
> that we are aware what others are doing to push the boundaries and not
> staying with "it just works good enough".
I does look like M$ knows how to read a gnome-shell
Hi,
Many might have already seen this[1] [2], but just mentioning here so
that we are aware what others are doing to push the boundaries and not
staying with "it just works good enough".
I'm not trying to start flamewar nor am I saying Shell is perfect UI and
definitely not saying Win8 is revoluti
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