Sanket lets you redesign GNOME’s date menu and Quick Settings
Fonte: OMG Ubuntu ·
Sanket is a GNOME Shell extension that lets you rejig how the desktop’s date menu, calendar, notifications and Quick Settings look and behave – and then some. It can put notifications beneath the Quick Settings menu in a floating island, or embedded inside of it. Quick Settings toggles can shrink to dots when space is tight, and expand again as and when needed, Android-style. As well as shrinking Quick Settings pills to dots, other menu tweaks let you show up two rows of controls and choose if volume and brightness sliders remain visible in compact mode. An ‘edit’ mode lets […] You're reading
Altri simili
-
Claymation, Zoetropes, and 3D-Printed Blasters: Join Our Live Two-Minute Film Festival Roundtable!
Articolo · MAKE Magazine
-
Kitbash a Cardboard Star Wars Control Panel
Articolo · MAKE Magazine
-
6 ESP32 projects to build including an OLED pulse oximeter
Articolo · Adafruit Blog
-
The solar system may have a sixth dwarf planet, hidden against the Milky Way
Articolo · Adafruit Blog
-
CutScape v0.6.0: an InkScape extension for outputting to 2D plotters, cutters, engravers, and CNC…
Articolo · Adafruit Blog
-
Killed by Ubuntu, Linux Mint is bringing this classic feature back
Articolo · Adafruit Blog