Steve Searle <steve <at> stevesearle.com> writes:
> Anyway to get the ball rolling. To quickly bring up the Activities menu,
> press the "Windows" key. And Esc will take you out of it.
The Windows key also gets you out of it.
Some handy extension packages. In particular, to get a permanent "Power Off..."
option in the User Menu, install gnome-shell-extensions-alternative-status-menu.
gnome-shell-extensions-alternate-tab.noarch : Classic Alt+Tab behavior. Window
: based instead of app based
gnome-shell-extensions-alternative-status-menu.noarch : For those who want a
...: power off item visible at all the time
gnome-shell-extensions-auto-move-windows.noarch : Assign specific workspaces to
: applications
gnome-shell-extensions-common.noarch : Files common to GNOME Shell Extensions
gnome-shell-extensions-dock.noarch : Shows a dock-style task switcher
: permanently
gnome-shell-extensions-drive-menu.noarch : Disk device manager in the system
: status area
gnome-shell-extensions-native-window-placement.noarch : Arrange windows in
...: overview in a more native way
gnome-shell-extensions-places-menu.noarch : Places menu indicator in the system
: status area
gnome-shell-extensions-user-theme.noarch : Lets the user select a custom theme
: for the shell
gnome-shell-extensions-windowsNavigator.noarch : Keyboard selection of windows
: and work-spaces in overlay mode
Installing gnome-tweak-tool allows for some extra customization. In particular
you can have the date show the day, and switch between 12- and 24-hour time.
AFAIK there's no way to get it to show seconds in gnome-shell, though you can in
fallback mode.
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