Many Linux users prefers using the command line to schedule shutdown the computer, while, other users would prefer using a graphical user interface to do so, and here’s an extension for Gnome shell user interface will help you to easily set a time for auto-shutdown the computer. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Gnome Shell Extensions
Enable or Disable Desktop Icons using a GNOME shell Extension
A GNOME shell extension provide capability to enable or disable desktop icons. Gnome tweak tool allows you to do the same function, but this extension brings a switch button in GNOME shell status menu for quicker and easier switching. Continue reading
Switch Between your Gnome Shell Desktops using Mouse Scroll Wheel
Here’s a Gnome Shell extension allows you to switch between Gnome Shell Desktops by simply touching the mouse cursor to the desktop edges and scroll up and down. Continue reading
Integrate Quicklists To Gnome Shell Application Launcher
A Gnome Shell extension allows you to implement Unity Quicklists to the Gnome Shell application launcher. Generally all applications which support Unity Quicklists it will work on Gnome Shell as it used to be working in Unity user interface. Continue reading
Update Manager Extension For Gnome Shell On Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot
Update manager indicator notify you with available updates for the system. it shows up on the top panel of gnome shell interface with how many updates available, update name, brief information about the update and the size for each update. Continue reading
Add More power Options To User Menu ” Power Off, Hibernate ” | Gnome Shell Extension
Usually I keep terminal running and I use ” poweroff ” command to shutdown the machine. Adding additional power option to your user account menu in Gnome Shell user interface for easily shutdown “poweroff”, and hibernate from user menu. Continue reading
Pomodoro Extension Toggle Timer For Gnome Shell ” Take A Break “
Gnome Shell Extension notify you for how long you been setting since you activate the toggle timer extensions so you can take a break of whatever you are doing or start working on other stuff. Continue reading
