In this post I delve deeper into the technologies behind the new GNOME Shell and provide sample code for a number of simple extensions which demonstrate how to customize and extend various components of the GNOME Shell user interface.
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This post demonstrates an early version of a GNOME Shell extension which embeds support for previewing and selecting custom themes in the GNOME Shell. This post discusses how to write extensions for the GNOME 3.0 and 3.1 Shell. A number of working examples are provided which demonstrate how to interact with various components of the GNOME 3.0 and 3.1 Shell. The new GNOME 3 Shell is highly configurable. In this post I share a modicum of what I have learned to date about customizing the new Shell including how to change themes, icons, fonts and colors. |
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