---- Chris Pemberton cjpembo@gmail.com wrote:
On 07/15/2014 09:59 AM, Steve wrote:
Anyone?
Gnome 3 was released over 3 years ago... a simple web search yields:
# yum install dconf-editor
It's all in there.
But Gnome 3 is new to CentOS. In fact Gnome 3 was the main reason I stopped using Fedora and moved to CentOS in the first place.
Thanks for the info though. It appears that dconf-editor is just a graphical front end to gsettings. In my original post, I mentioned some of the gsettings commands that I had already tried. I eventually found the right one by searching through one by one - my original comment about the documentation still stands.
For others searching the archives in the future, the command that stopped the awful auto-maximise is: $ gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.classic-overrides edge-tiling false
Intuitively obvious, right?... yeah.
Job #1 - make it less annoying - check. Job #2 - make it less ugly...
Steve
On 07/16/2014 11:19 PM, Steve wrote:
---- Chris Pemberton cjpembo@gmail.com wrote:
On 07/15/2014 09:59 AM, Steve wrote:
Anyone?
Gnome 3 was released over 3 years ago... a simple web search yields:
# yum install dconf-editor
It's all in there.
But Gnome 3 is new to CentOS. In fact Gnome 3 was the main reason I stopped using Fedora and moved to CentOS in the first place.
Thanks for the info though. It appears that dconf-editor is just a graphical front end to gsettings. In my original post, I mentioned some of the gsettings commands that I had already tried. I eventually found the right one by searching through one by one - my original comment about the documentation still stands.
For others searching the archives in the future, the command that stopped the awful auto-maximise is: $ gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.classic-overrides edge-tiling false
Intuitively obvious, right?... yeah.
Job #1 - make it less annoying - check. Job #2 - make it less ugly...
There is always MATE in EPEL...
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Ljubomir Ljubojevic -
Steve