GNOME Shell Extensions 3.1.3 is now available at: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnome-shell-extensions/3.1 59a6d42f7bc761574870090350d613dcc055633610ddd3e1628ecf663c19b46f gnome-shell-extensions-3.1.3.tar.bz2 8fd2e829e2f806434a68b638d784ec502829318b5b91011ae9f97069e882e833 gnome-shell-extensions-3.1.3.tar.xz About GNOME Shell Extensions ============================ GNOME Shell Extensions is a collection of extensions providing additional and optional functionality to GNOME Shell. Most extensions can be installed by configuring --prefix=$HOME/.local, and will be picked automatically at next login. Some of them, because of GSettings limitations, require to be installed system-wide. In the future, it is expected that a web based repository will be set up to ease installation and management, therefore distributions are discouraged to provide extensions in packaged form. Despite sharing some infrastructure with GNOME Shell core, it should be noted that extensions are not supported by the core team. Changes since 3.0.2 =================== - new extension: a menu for removable drives (drive-menu) - new extensions: GNOME 2 like menus for apps and places (apps-menu, places-menu) - new extension: additional configurability for the window layout in the overview, including a mechanism similar to KDE4 (native-window-placement) - new extension: a message tray indicator for CPU and memory usage (uses libgtop) (systemMonitor) - user-theme: fixed resetting theme - user-theme: support themes installed in /usr/share/themes - alternative-status-menu: ported to gnome-shell master - dock: ported to gnome-shell master - dock: make position configurable (can be left or right) Available Extensions ==================== alternate-tab: Lets you use classic Alt+Tab (window-based instead of app-based) in GNOME Shell. alternative-status-menu: For those who want a power off item visible at all the time, replaces GNOME Shell status menu with one featuring separate Suspend and Power Off. Adds the ability to hibernate as well. auto-move-windows: Lets you manage your workspaces more easily, assigning a specific workspace to each application as soon as it creates a window, in a manner configurable with a GSettings key. dock: Shows a dock-style task switcher on the right side of the screen. example: A minimal example illustrating how to write extensions. gajim: Integration with Gajim, a Jabber/XMPP instant messaging client. user-theme: Loads a shell theme from ~/.themes/<name>/gnome-shell. windowsNavigator: Allow keyboard selection of windows and workspaces in overlay mode. xrandr-indicator: Replace the GTK+ based indicator from gnome-settings-daemon with a native one. Lets the user rotate the laptop monitor and open display preferences quickly. native-window-placement: An alternative algorithm for layouting the thumbnails in the windows overview, that more closely reflects the actual positions and sizes. places-menu: Shows a status Indicator for navigating to Places. apps-menu: Lets you reach an application using gnome 2.x style menu on the panel. Contributors: Elad Alfassa, Marc Alcalà, Martin Dengler, Maxim Ermilov, Vamsi Krishna Brahmajosyula Translators: A S Alam, Arash Mousavi, Christian Kirbach, Claude Paroz, Daniel Mustieles, Daniel Nylander, Fran Diéguez, Gabor Kelemen, Kjartan Maraas, Kris Thomsen, Lê Trường An, Marek Černocký, Mario Blättermann, Matej Urbančič, Nguyễn Thái Ngọc Duy, Piotr Drąg, Rodolfo Ribeiro Gomes, Rudolfs Mazurs, Yaron Shahrabani, Yinghua Wang, Yuri Myasoedov
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