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In gnome shell at the top bar all your extensions are placed between the clock and the top side hand side were the battery percent and wifi controls are. So I was wondering if there was anyway to add extension to the left hand side between the activities button and the clock? I need this because I just have to many extensions clogging the top bar up.
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In gnome shell at the top bar all your extensions are placed between the clock and the top side hand side were the battery percent and wifi controls are. So I was wondering if there was anyway to add extension to the left hand side between the activities button and the clock? I need this because I just have to many extensions clogging the top bar up.
18.04 gnome 18.10 gnome-shell-extension
asked 1 hour ago
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If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check withgrep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.
– heynnema
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.
– heynnema
59 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
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Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
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In gnome shell at the top bar all your extensions are placed between the clock and the top side hand side were the battery percent and wifi controls are. So I was wondering if there was anyway to add extension to the left hand side between the activities button and the clock? I need this because I just have to many extensions clogging the top bar up.
18.04 gnome 18.10 gnome-shell-extension
asked 1 hour ago
Budget TechBudget Tech
5919
In gnome shell at the top bar all your extensions are placed between the clock and the top side hand side were the battery percent and wifi controls are. So I was wondering if there was anyway to add extension to the left hand side between the activities button and the clock? I need this because I just have to many extensions clogging the top bar up.
18.04 gnome 18.10 gnome-shell-extension
18.04 gnome 18.10 gnome-shell-extension
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asked 1 hour ago
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asked 1 hour ago
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asked 1 hour ago
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If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check withgrep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.
– heynnema
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.
– heynnema
59 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
1
Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
52 mins ago
|
show 1 more comment
If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check withgrep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.
– heynnema
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.
– heynnema
59 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
1
Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
52 mins ago
If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check with
grep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.– heynnema
1 hour ago
If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check with
grep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.– heynnema
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.– heynnema
59 mins ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.– heynnema
59 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
1
1
Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
52 mins ago
Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
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You might check the Frippery Move Clock GNOME extension here. This will move the clock to the right side of the top panel, making room for your other extension icons.
answered 52 mins ago
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if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
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You might check the Frippery Move Clock GNOME extension here. This will move the clock to the right side of the top panel, making room for your other extension icons.
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
|
show 2 more comments
You might check the Frippery Move Clock GNOME extension here. This will move the clock to the right side of the top panel, making room for your other extension icons.
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
|
show 2 more comments
You might check the Frippery Move Clock GNOME extension here. This will move the clock to the right side of the top panel, making room for your other extension icons.
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
You might check the Frippery Move Clock GNOME extension here. This will move the clock to the right side of the top panel, making room for your other extension icons.
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
answered 52 mins ago
heynnemaheynnema
21.2k22360
21.2k22360
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
|
show 2 more comments
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
if I can get it so the clock was still in the center but the extension extended that would be ideal.
– Budget Tech
50 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
@BudgetTech try this, and see if you like it :-)
– heynnema
49 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
it did not work because the clock is no not showing the time
– Budget Tech
47 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
@BudgetTech Restart GNOME shell and see if it shows time. ALT-F2, then "r". It may be conflicting with one of your other extensions.
– heynnema
46 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
– Budget Tech
21 mins ago
no that wont work because it just dose not have the space
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If you really have that many GNOME extensions, you need to trim back. That's nuts. I can guarantee that some of them are generating syslog errors, or causing intermittant system freezes/problems. Check with
grep -i gnome-shell /var/log/syslog*.– heynnema
1 hour ago
no I just have an 11 inch laptop and some of the extensions give me thermals, fan rpm, and cpu frequency
– Budget Tech
1 hour ago
Did you check the grep command that I left you? If you like, edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.– heynnema
59 mins ago
ya but my problem is lack of space in between the clock and wifi status
– Budget Tech
52 mins ago
1
Please see my answer. Remember to accept it if it was helpful. Thanks!
– heynnema
52 mins ago