Installing Pop Shell in Gnome - Customize Linux Desktop 03

This series covers building a custom Linux Desktop environment on top of Arch and Gnome. This third episode covers how to install and configure Pop Shell on top of Gnome and then configuring it through the dconf-editor.

[sabergo]

Love the series. You have a gift for explanation -- thank you.

[luci-goosey]

I rly don't need these, I already use linux full-time but these are so fun to watch

[alexandresantosal]

Parabéns pelo tutorial, adorei a didática...

[MAHESH_SPEAKS]

not gonna lie after booting my arch linux for than 5 times and burned the usd and watched mutlple videos of arch linux like, linux tv .networked chunk .david brom, ordinary gamer and random video but it was worth it to watched your series thanks for it man l. thanks for the kiss {KEEPING IT SIMPPLE SNIDER } btw i used arch

[SergioDanieu]

I’ve been using this extension a lot of time, but I don’t know why the ‘hide title bar’ doesn’t work anymore since I updated my system a couple of weeks ago, which never happened before. Simply doesn’t get the key in dconf 😢🤷🏼‍♂️

[loadymcupload]

How does pop-shell (or gnome in general) keyboard shortcut interact with an application shortcut? e.g. if you had close pop-shell window and close tab set to the same command?

[keilmillerjr]

I like the auto tiling, and ability to drag for resizing. However, integration with gnome work spaces doesn't work (up/down is part of cosmic extension?) and changing key bindings doesn't work. I was expecting more out of a big name in Linux.