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Industrial | Hello. This is my gnome.nix (flake): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/22d00b222263e9129b982a71068133a5#file-gnome-nix-L66 I am adding some extenions that I'd like to use/try. When I run gnome-extensions list I only see the built in ones (also in the extensions UI). This is my GNOME default.nix (part of home-manager): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/a8d1a798f1732cdfe6efba32498396e3#file-default-nix-L37 This is where I attempted to enable the extensions but it seems they are not installed at all. What did I do wrong? | 20:04:47 |
@noxie:chat.noxie.ch | In reply to @industrial:matrix.org
Hello. This is my gnome.nix (flake): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/22d00b222263e9129b982a71068133a5#file-gnome-nix-L66 I am adding some extenions that I'd like to use/try. When I run gnome-extensions list I only see the built in ones (also in the extensions UI). This is my GNOME default.nix (part of home-manager): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/a8d1a798f1732cdfe6efba32498396e3#file-default-nix-L37 This is where I attempted to enable the extensions but it seems they are not installed at all. What did I do wrong? I'm insterested as well I had the same issue | 20:05:52 |
Jan Tojnar | In reply to @industrial:matrix.org
Hello. This is my gnome.nix (flake): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/22d00b222263e9129b982a71068133a5#file-gnome-nix-L66 I am adding some extenions that I'd like to use/try. When I run gnome-extensions list I only see the built in ones (also in the extensions UI). This is my GNOME default.nix (part of home-manager): https://gist.github.com/Industrial/a8d1a798f1732cdfe6efba32498396e3#file-default-nix-L37 This is where I attempted to enable the extensions but it seems they are not installed at all. What did I do wrong? The enabled-extensions key expects UUIDs. You can get those as e.g. gnomeExtensions.applications-menu.extensionUuid, or enable the extensions you want in the extension app and then look at the dconf database | 20:09:37 |
Industrial | In reply to@jtojnar:matrix.org The enabled-extensions key expects UUIDs. You can get those as e.g. gnomeExtensions.applications-menu.extensionUuid, or enable the extensions you want in the extension app and then look at the dconf database The extensions still don't show up in the gnome extensions list but the .extensionUuid format worked (syntactically) :) | 20:14:18 |
Industrial | Hmm, I see that https://gist.github.com/Industrial/22d00b222263e9129b982a71068133a5#file-gnome-nix-L65 (vinagre) is also not installed. So this environment.systemPackages isn't picked up correctly. | 20:15:30 |
| 16 Mar 2023 |
Jan Tojnar | In reply to @industrial:matrix.org The extensions still don't show up in the gnome extensions list but the .extensionUuid format worked (syntactically) :) Extensions installed through environment.systemPackages will not show up until you log out and log in again. How did you verify that vinagre is not installed? | 14:57:00 |
| 17 Mar 2023 |
Industrial | @Jan Tojnar ok i'll relog. I leave my pc on (running programs/scripts) or hibernate it so I didn't notice. Actually vinagre is available but not from the gnome activities or applications. Only from the commandline | 13:53:29 |
Jan Tojnar | Industrial: Did you search for Remote Desktop Viewer? Though Vinagre is dead and will be probably removed eventually. Maybe try gnome-connections | 14:25:40 |
Jan Tojnar | I do the same so I am stuck to XOrg session, which allows me to restart GNOME Shell without re-logging at least | 14:26:47 |
Industrial | Okay | 18:25:17 |
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Jan Tojnar | GNOME 44 has been announced https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gnome-44-released/14606 | 17:12:55 |
@saymynaam:matrix.org | Thx. | 22:04:09 |
| 23 Mar 2023 |
Jeff | In reply to @jtojnar:matrix.org GNOME 44 has been announced https://discourse.gnome.org/t/gnome-44-released/14606 Definitely looking forward to this one, looks like a lot of nice quality of life improvements. | 19:47:46 |
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@ixxie:matrix.org | Does anybody know how I would override the logout keyboard shortcut? I the shortcut appears in the keyboard shortcuts menu, but changing it seems to have no effect: it keeps to Super + L. | 11:49:13 |
Jan Tojnar | ixxie: maybe make sure super+L is “lock screen” | 12:24:11 |
Jan Tojnar | * ixxie: maybe make sure you are updating the correct one? super+L is “lock screen” | 12:26:12 |