ello,
who knows how to expand SL6.10 taskbar to two rows? Customer here is
used that from KDE, they open a calendar 8 times in 8 modes and now
with gnome task panel, they can't configure two ROWs for these 8
calendar tasks.
Who can help?
tia
Ekkard
correction: I mean always ROWs! Not columns, sorry my mistake, corrected
underneath:
Am 10.08.21 um 15:11 schrieb Ekkard Gerlach:
Hello,
who knows how to expand SL6.10 taskbar to two rows? Customer here is
used that from KDE, they open a calendar 8 times in 8 modes and now
with gnome task
Hello,
who knows how to expand SL6.10 taskbar to two rows? Customer here is
used that from KDE, they open a calendar 8 times in 8 modes and now with
gnome task panel, the can't configure two colums for these 8 calendar
tasks.
Who can help?
tia
Ekkard
-- Le (On) 2020-11-16 -0800 à (at) 10:35:37 Akemi Yagi écrivit (wrote): --
> On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 10:31 AM Robert Franchisseur
> wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I wanted to try Gnome (I am using icewm for years) but I got a black
> > screen, and I got
On Mon, Nov 16, 2020 at 10:31 AM Robert Franchisseur
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I wanted to try Gnome (I am using icewm for years) but I got a black
> screen, and I got mail [abrt] gnome-shell: gnome-shell killed by
> SIGSEGV
>
> It is OK with gnome-classic.
This is a k
keep user-generated
> icons on the desktop, and few or NO system-mandatory icons?
Yes, there is a "GNOME Tweaks" app (I believe it is installed by default)
where you can enabled desktop icons and choose whether you want to show
"Home", "Network Servers", "Waste
On Wed, Oct 9, 2019 at 2:15 PM Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> That is nice to know, I'll find out how. I presume Mate and
> Gnome3 can coexist on the same machine, perhaps with different
> logins to access them, so I can make the transition as Gnome3
> is adapted to my needs.
No need for separate
for change's sake; I'm quite capable of
introducting more changes in my own life than I can manage.
Keith
What about using gnome 3clasic
--
Cheers
Bill
On Wed, Oct 09, 2019 at 07:44:23PM +, Teh, Kenneth M. wrote:
> The desktop icons I would have liked to have are files/documents one is
> currently working with. I haven't figured out how.
That is exactly what I use my desktop for. Documents I
am working on, PDFs I'm reading before filing,
Re: desktop icons. App icons are in the dock so having a shortcut link on the
desktop to an app is not really needed. Hit the Super (the Windows) key and
type
the name of the app you want to launch. Much faster. If the current focus is
the
Gnome Terminal, Ctrl-Shift-N opens a new Gnome
On Wed, Oct 09, 2019 at 12:10:50PM +, Teh, Kenneth M. wrote:
> One thing that annoys me is the hot top left corner but I have that disabled.
That is nice to know, I'll find out how. I presume Mate and
Gnome3 can coexist on the same machine, perhaps with different
logins to access them, so
Teh, Kenneth M. writes:
> I agree with David. I've been using Gnome 3 since Fedora 26 and it's
> really quite nice. I especially like the ability to launch an app from
> the keyboard without an open terminal.
I somehow only discovered recently that in KDE, typing without a window
in
I agree with David. I've been using Gnome 3 since Fedora 26 and it's really
quite nice. I especially like the ability to launch an app from the keyboard
without an open terminal. The Windows or Super key is really very handy. I'm
also very fond of the Mac-style scroll. I just wish I could get
> Centos 8 problems.
> 1. We noticed that the mouse wheel has changed direction ...
Some of the issues described are Gnome3 "features", not
just CentOS. I switched to Mate, a fork which resembles
Gnome2. I hope the Mate team outlives me. Send money
to them.
I don't use tablets, "smart phones"
Dear scientific linux community, i have problems with the latest update.
After the update, the server that i use can't open a vnc session, it
shows an error with the gnome-shell.
error in /usr/bin/gnome-shell invalid pointer 0x7fb446ee8300
and then list some directories.
I
Forgive me for I have sinned. I replaced the Applications menu in Gnome on our
prototype SL7 config with the Activities view. Makes it works the same as our
Fedora clients. I feel bad. :-(
The University of St Andrews is a charity registered in Scotland, No. SC013532.
On Mon, Jan 16, 2017 at 10:43:34AM -0500, Charles Campbell wrote:
>
> With SL7, gnome ... does nothing
>
I find the graphical desktop in el7 is not an improvement over el6.
"not improvements" start from "the main login window is not showing
the machine hostnam
http://scientificlinuxforum.org/index.php?showtopic=266
On 2017-01-16 16:55, John Pilkington wrote:
On 16/01/17 15:43, Charles Campbell wrote:
Hello:
With SL6 I was able to use ctrl-alt-(arrow) and move from one
workspace
to another. With SL7, gnome no longer changes workspaces (does
Hello:
With SL6 I was able to use ctrl-alt-(arrow) and move from one workspace
to another. With SL7, gnome no longer changes workspaces (does nothing).
With SL6 I was able to right click on the applications menu and use the
resulting menu bar to add apps. No menu results from a right click, so
-us...@listserv.fnal.gov> on behalf of Yasha Karant
<ykar...@csusb.edu>
Sent: 13 October 2016 23:57
To: scientific-linux-us...@listserv.fnal.gov
Subject: Re: problem (with Gnome,on non-root logins)
Assuming that you found Gnome 2 more acceptable than MS Win 8 or 10,
etc., may I strongly re
Assuming that you found Gnome 2 more acceptable than MS Win 8 or 10,
etc., may I strongly recommend MATE? I have this GUI/manager installed
on all my SL 7 boxes, as well as on a Mint box for a colleague (the
laptop in that case came pre-installed with Mint -- leaving it was much
less work
FWIW whenever I boot Kali and get stuck with Gnome 3 (at least that's
what I think that abomination is), I can't do much of anything. It's
actively worse than Win 10 / Mac OSX, though part of it might be the
live CD part of it. In day to day I have converted many people to XFCE4
which seems
lt with my default (test) user as with my own personal login.
>> However, logging in as root gives a perfectly normal Gnome
>> screen.So it may be that somehow a permission got changed.
>> What's odd is that this all happened in the course of moving
>> the cursor aroun
; However, logging in as root gives a perfectly normal Gnome
> screen.So it may be that somehow a permission got changed.
> What's odd is that this all happened in the course of moving
> the cursor around and the abrt error message suggests it was
> moving the cursor across the clock t
Thanks, Andrew. I will check those possibilities. A problem
with the graphics drivers seems likely in that I get the same
result with my default (test) user as with my own personal login.
However, logging in as root gives a perfectly normal Gnome
screen.So it may be that somehow a permission got
On 13 May 2016 at 23:37, Carl Friedberg <friedb...@exs.esb.com> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
>
>
> My first post in a long time. Today, I installed SL 7.2 (workstation options
>
> including Gnome) from the 2-DVD distribution downloaded from the
>
> SL website, onto a L
Greetings,
My first post in a long time. Today, I installed SL 7.2 (workstation options
including Gnome) from the 2-DVD distribution downloaded from the
SL website, onto a Lenovo T430. On reboot, the system hung.
I tried the rescue option, hung also (by hung, I mean a completely black
screen
Hi
I tried to follow the guide on RH for the autologout
therefore, I have created a file
/etc/dconf/db/local.d/00-autologout
having
[org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/power]
# Set the timeout to 900 seconds when on mains power
sleep-inactive-ac-timeout=*900*
# Set action after timeout
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Writing this in fedora 20 (with gnome 3.10) and can't get a VM up at
the moment, so some version incompatibilities may apply.
On 2014-10-24 01:57, Yasha Karant wrote:
1. a workspace grid on the lower panel; I have added frippery to
the default
I fully understand that this is not a gnome list; however, the
implementation of gnome on SL 7 is the question.
I am attempting to add four things to the default Gnome classic on SL 7
as shipped:
1. a workspace grid on the lower panel; I have added frippery to the
default and this brings
-click panel and pick add
application or something. Isn't it in normal application menu? It
should be, as it has proper .desktop file (somewhere in System
category).
I don't use gnome desktop on any EL6 system so I can't help with precise
instructions sorry.
--
Vladimir
Try right-click on top bar (panel) and then Add to Panel
Cheers
Bill
-Original message-
From:Vladimir Mosgalin mosga...@vm10124.spb.edu
Sent: Monday 25th August 2014 19:03
To: scientific-linux-users@fnal.gov
Subject: Re: gnome-disk-utility
Hi ToddAndMargo!
On 2014.08.24
On 08/24/2014 04:00 PM, Vladimir Mosgalin wrote:
Hi ToddAndMargo!
On 2014.08.24 at 13:30:43 -0700, ToddAndMargo wrote next:
I noticed on the 6.2 live cd (might have been dvd) that there
was a tool called gnome-disk-utility. It flagged a
failing hard drive, which was much appreciated.
So I
packages. After the update,
the system has become 6.5 (Carbon) from 6.4 and then the gnome panel just
keeps flashing and is not working properly any more. And then I got a lot
of similar messages in the /var/log/messages file as follows:
Feb 4 14:24:49 jeremiah kernel: gnome-panel[5420] general
Dear all,
Is there anyway to change the network interface in the gnome system monitor
panel? Currently I have three network interface and I have configured the
system monitor to show cpu, memory, network and hard disk. But how can I choose
and change the network interface?
I am referring
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