This may seem a fundamentally basic question. But in Gnome I find it hard work accessing running applications. If I have 6 or so apps running and want to toggle between them, ATM I hit the Super key and click the corresponding image from the display.
In KDE, I just tap on the app item in the panel and I’m there.
Gnome 2 of course had a panel, but now that has gone and given that I don’t want to use xfce or some fallback Gnome. Can anyone make a suggestion to make the whole Gnome desktop experience less laborious. I may be just missing something obvious…
Thank you
On Fri 06 Dec 2013 05:06:02 AM CST, caf4926 wrote:
This may seem a fundamentally basic question. But in Gnome I find it
hard work accessing running applications. If I have 6 or so apps running
and want to toggle between them, ATM I hit the Super key and click the
corresponding image from the display.
In KDE, I just tap on the app item in the panel and I’m there.
Gnome 2 of course had a panel, but now that has gone and given that I
don’t want to use xfce or some fallback Gnome. Can anyone make a
suggestion to make the whole Gnome desktop experience less laborious. I
may be just missing something obvious…
Thank you
Hi
Alt+tab then tab? I’m sure there are some extensions at
https://extensions.gnome.org
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caf4926 wrote:
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> Thanks M
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> This one does the trick
> https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/
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Better approach is installing gnome-shell-classic and activating all the
extensions using activities ==> gnome tweak tool. Good old gnome desktop
sudo zypper in gnome-shell-classic
screenshot
http://img.susepaste.org/view/raw/87040186
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