gnome_shell
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GNOME Shell
- Definition: GNOME Shell is the core user interface of the GNOME desktop environment, providing the primary interface for interacting with the system.
- Function: Manages the overall user experience, including window management, application launching, and system notifications.
- Components:
- Activities Overview: A unified view for managing windows, virtual desktops, and launching applications.
- Dash: A quick-access bar for favorite and running applications.
- Top Bar: Displays system status, notifications, and the system menu.
- System Menu: Provides quick access to system settings, power options, and user session management.
- Features:
- Modern and intuitive interface designed for ease of use and productivity.
- Supports dynamic workspaces for better multitasking.
- Integrated search functionality to quickly find applications, files, and system settings.
- Extensible through GNOME Shell extensions, allowing users to customize and enhance the desktop experience.
- Usage: Used as the default user interface in the GNOME desktop environment, providing a seamless and cohesive experience for users.
Examples
- Accessing the Activities Overview:
- Press the “Super” key (Windows key) or click on “Activities” in the top left corner of the screen.
- Managing virtual desktops:
- In the Activities Overview, drag windows to the sides to create new workspaces or move them between existing ones.
- Installing GNOME Shell extensions:
- Visit the GNOME Extensions website (https://extensions.gnome.org/) and use the browser plugin to install and manage extensions.
Summary
- GNOME Shell: Core user interface of the GNOME desktop environment, providing window management, application launching, and system notifications with a modern and intuitive design.
gnome_shell.txt · Last modified: 2024/08/07 04:34 by 127.0.0.1