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does not work with 3.32.2 #125
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Have you installed Dependency "gnome-menus" |
yes, it comes with pop os 19.04 it seems. |
Did you follow the instruction here #118 (comment) |
Yeah I downloaded the master and put it over top of the one from the website, also tried it in a clean folder. Is there a away I can get a log output for this extension? PS. I'm using Plasma5 now as it works better with games somehow, but can still login to gnome and test etc... |
You can use the journalctl --since and --until options like below .. If you want to send the logs to a file, do this .. Don’t forget to replace the date/time with the date & time of the issue. |
With Pop_OS 19.04 you need package gir1.2-gmenu-3.0 and it dependency libgnome-menu-3-0 for this extension to work. After that "Download button" top right. Rename the extracted folder to " [email protected] " and move to your extensions folder. restart gnome-shell or logout/login. For the record the error message was: |
ok cheers, didn't know that. Might mentioned it in the extensions comment section once I test it out. |
Got same problem here on Ubuntu 19.04 and same solution was successful… |
I do all steps, but I got this error: |
The solution to that is possibly here by modifying the path to tweener in the 'extension.js' file => https://gitlab.com/jenslody/gnome-shell-extension-panel-osd/-/merge_requests/30/diffs But it's not there in my PopOS installation but in 'myWorkspaceThumbnail.js'. Made the same change and I got another error |
I change distro and dont remind to exclude my comment, but tank you, will help someone. |
Pop_OS Gnome 3.32.2 here and this menu doesn't work. :(
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