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Today landed my new gnome extension. It's a lightweight HTTP File Server which in 1 click without any extra configuration/installation can easily share your data on the Local/Home Network or even Worldwide.
Gnome Extensions Install:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1254/obmin/
GitHub project link:
https://github.com/konkor/obmin

konkor/obmin

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HEX cube: +Kostiantyn Korienkov Firefox got 'Open with'? I'll try that! thanx 😊

By the way, streaming large files isn't working for me.😕 Maybe it's my network. Are there any file size limit constraints? I'll test under other networks later and let u know.

Kostiantyn Korienkov: +HEX cube it's very first alpha version. And it has testing on limited software/hardware. I didn't test it with downloaders yet. I think they wouldn't work yet bcs limeted ranges support now. On Android I tested it on BS player and partial on VLC. And mplayer, Smplayer, ffplay, VLC, mvp on desktop.

HEX cube: +Kostiantyn Korienkov It's already doing great for an alpha. Looking forward to see updated versions with more improvements. 😊

Szymon Waliczek

GNOME Discussion

Hi, I'm new to gnome shell, if I install new extension via website does this extension will be updated with system update or it have to be somehow done manually?? Thanks

Frederik F: In ubuntu you receive a notification when you open Chrome/firefox/epiphany. Chrome and ff need the gnome shell Integration Extension

Naheem Zaffar: The extension updates have also been built into gnome-software now so that may also provide a mechanism.

Britt Yazel: You can also add the flatpak gnome repo to gnome software, and then install/update extensions that way as well:

http://flatpak.org/apps.html

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Paolo La Francesca

GNOME Support

Music shows songs with correct metadata but Albums and Artists tabs are empty. I've already tried to delete tracker's cache but when it was rebuilt nothing changed.

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AURO KUMAR SAHOO

GNOME Discussion

Why gnome based system consume so much of memory, ie ram and higher CPU acceleration?
It's almost double of Kde based same distro. For example consider manjaro Kde ~ gnome, or Ubuntu gnome ~ kubuntu.

Please look into this.

Claude Champagne: GDM, Gnome Online Account, evolution stuff, Gnome Software Center are the most hungry for RAM. Gnome-Shell can also rise quickly.

Glen Coukell: On cold boot Solus Gnome is 1.1G of ram.

Claude Champagne: +Glen Coukell Nothing special there. Have they fixed the extension Applications Menu yet ? Or any extension menu that was not working in place of the Activites button ? For me, so far, on my PC, the best Gnome experience has been with Manjaro, second Fedora, third Ubuntu. Solus is kind of a joke when it comes to third party updates, like Google Chrome or Spotify. You have to update them manually. Any other system does it for you.

Glen Coukell

GNOME Discussion

I was wondering if it is possible for the workspaces to have independently different backgrounds (wallpapers)?

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Georges Basile Stavracas Neto

GNOME Discussion

DId you know +Rohit Kaushik is working on integrating Todoist and GNOME To Do? Check this out, say hi to him, let us know what you think!

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Georges Basile Stavracas Neto

GNOME Discussion

One more round in GNOME Music! It's slowly getting there :)

Even faster GNOME Music

feaneron.com

Andreas Nilsson: Great stuff! Slow loading is such a breaker of the user experience. I was doing usability testing on a UI that was slow to load last week, and so many thought the app had crashed that we decided to hack around it in the following tests to not make the whole experience awful.

Isaque Galdino: Hi Georges, I was not able to watch the video. Youtube says it's not available.
Can you please check?

Diego Ezequiel Pérez (eazel7): Nicely done

Daniele Antonucci

GNOME Discussion

Hi Guys, quick question:

Hadn't Nautilus once a double panel?

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AURO KUMAR SAHOO

GNOME Discussion

I want to rename multiple files with different file extensions. How can I do that in gnome? Currently using Ubuntu gnome 16.04 with gnome version 18

AURO KUMAR SAHOO: +James M I personally don't like mixing desktop environment and default applications. I had a Ubuntu studio which is xfce12, and it did things. I am checking 16.04 Lts of gnome version of Ubuntu to switch.

But I found gnome looks modern, works fine, but consumes lots of ram and CPU, particularly Ubuntu gnome which in startup takes a 800mb ram with CPU 13 to 14% where as manjaro gnome consumes a 600mb. And Ubuntu studio 350mb with cpu1%.

Gnome 3 is great and looks better than xfce but not for old computers.

James M: +AURO KUMAR SAHOO by installing thunar it will not assume the default file manager, nor will it pull in all of xfce.
it has the feature you need. considering it's probably something you won't have to do often, just consider it a separate tool.
you could also install GNOME on Arch, Antergos, Manjaro, Ubuntu GNOME 17.04 or Fedora. for the latest version of Nautilus to get the similar feature.

Davi da Silva Böger: Look for pyrename or something like that. I used it for a while and it worked fine. It is very old and unmaintained, though.

Bozo Kesic

GNOME Support

When I try to permanently delete file from desktop, nautilus freeze...any ideas? Using Debian 9 Gnome, but I had the same problem with Ubuntu Gnome.

Bozo Kesic: When I do that the file gets deleted fine :/

Carlos Soriano: The desktop folder, or where the icons are located in GNOME Shell? In the later case, can you try to:
killall nautilus-desktop
And then run nautilus-desktop on the terminal, try to delete again, and see what the error is?

Also, bug reports should go to bugzilla.gnome.org

Bozo Kesic: +Carlos Soriano Yes from the desktop, not desktop folder...I did try what you said and the file gets deleted fine again, with no info in terminal. And after that I logged out and login again and deleting from desktop directly works like it should.

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