Category: Gnome Extensions
Enhance Your Nighttime Experience: New Extension Adds Night Light Intensity Slider to Quick Settings
One of the first actions many users take after installing Ubuntu is enabling Night Light, the built-in blue-light filter on…
Read more →How to Easily Toggle Ubuntu’s New Wellbeing Reminders On and Off
The Wellbeing features introduced in Ubuntu 25.04 provide users with periodic reminders to take breaks and move around. This is…
Read more →Track Moon Phases Effortlessly on Your Ubuntu Desktop with Luna
Keeping track of lunar phases has become easier for users of Ubuntu with the introduction of a new GNOME extension…
Read more →Exciting New Features Added in the Latest Tiling Shell GNOME Extension Update
An update for the Tiling Shell extension, designed for GNOME Shell, introduces some valuable enhancements aimed at improving user productivity.…
Read more →Extension Manager Update: Enhanced UI and Exciting Support for GNOME 48
If you are a user of GNOME Shell extensions, you likely rely on Matt Jakeman’s Extension Manager app, which simplifies…
Read more →Major Update for Dash to Panel GNOME Extension: What’s New?
A significant update has been released for the popular GNOME Shell extension, Dash to Panel, which now includes new settings…
Read more →Organize Your GNOME Shell: How App Grid Wizard Simplifies Shortcut Management with Folders
The GNOME Shell application picker, commonly referred to as the app grid, is already effective in its default form, allowing…
Read more →Enhancing Your Desktop: 4 New Effects Added to the ‘Burn My Windows’ GNOME Extension
A set of four exciting new animations has been added to the popular GNOME Shell extension, Burn My Windows, which…
Read more →Enhancing Productivity: The Tiling Shell GNOME Extension and Its New Window Suggestions
A new version of Tiling Shell, a versatile window snapping assistant for GNOME Shell, has been released. The latest version,…
Read more →A Step-by-Step Guide to Disable ‘App is Ready’ Notifications in Ubuntu
If you find yourself irritated by the "window is ready" notifications that appear when opening some applications in GNOME Shell…
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