Gnome 42 support
lakotamm opened this issue · comments
Hello
I am testing the extension on Gnome 42 and it seems to run fine. Could the version 42 be added into the support list?
Thank you!
Experimental support is in review: https://extensions.gnome.org/review/30041, will be available soon.
Alternatively, can be installed from releases page: https://github.com/axxapy/gnome-ui-tune/releases
Making this issue dedicated to Gnome42, will close others
Same as above, the previews are tiny again on non-primary monitors in Gnome 42 (essentially the same as #2).
@chndzcl @jacobmischka Thank you folks for reports.
I believe ca2b63b fixed this problem.
Update is already live, gnome should offer you to update extension. (do not forget to restart gnome-shell after updating)
Waiting for your feedback, if issue is resolved, and will close this ticket as gnome-42 support seems to be mature.
First, thank you for the great work on this extension --- these enhancements should be made default! After upgrading to Ubuntu 22.04, I am seeing an issue.
Problem
When I log in, and go to the overview, I do not see the desktop:
And, then, after starting a couple of applications, I continue to not see the desktop and not see those windows:
Work around
I noticed that a workaround is to start Chrome. After Chrome starts, the desktop and window overviews work again. Starting other applications like Firefox or Electron apps do not fix this.
Details
This same issue happens on the previous version of the extensions and the version I updated this morning. This might be related to the dual monitor issue as well.
I have also had issues with gjs - sometimes a window closes very slowly and then I see gjs in my task bar with transparent windows with only an X on them in the overview. Clicking the X does nothing. Running killall gjs fixes this issue, but also kills some features like desktop notifications for Firefox and Chrome.
In my Gnome Extensions, I noticed the DING extension runs with gjs and has an update. But, since DING is an Ubuntu package, I cannot update via the Exentions Manager.
$ ps aux | grep gjs jacob 34486 0.0 0.1 2873836 27836 ? Sl 08:05 0:00 /usr/bin/gjs /usr/share/gnome-shell/org.gnome.Shell.Notifications jacob 34814 0.0 0.1 2931316 27760 ? Sl 08:05 0:00 /usr/bin/gjs /usr/share/gnome-shell/org.gnome.ScreenSaver jacob 34912 0.1 0.4 3055804 72664 ? Sl 08:05 0:01 gjs /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ding@rastersoft.com/ding.js -E -P /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ding@rastersoft.com -M 1 -D 1920:0:1920:1080:1:0:0:0:0:0 -D 0:0:1920:1080:1:27:0:74:0:1 jacob 38988 0.0 0.0 9212 2364 pts/0 S+ 08:20 0:00 grep --color=auto gjs
When I log in, and go to the overview, I do not see the desktop:
I have the same issue, I think it might be related to the Ubuntu dock extension. I have found out that turning off option "Hide Search" repairs it. If only "Hide Search" is enabled problem appears.
@jeisinge @Ethran
I took ubuntu 22.04 iso and run it in new virtual machine. Latest version of extension (released today) works without any issues.
Most likely these issues were caused by the latest update which used too new syntax for gjs version shipped with ubuntu.
Try latest version, should work fine.
If issue still persists, try to disable all extensions, enable only this one and enabling extensions one-by-one to find out which one may conflict with my extension
unfortunately, bug still appears:
I created a new user account, and installed only this extension using extension manager (installed via flatpack), log out, log in, and the same result. If I turn off every option in extension settings and leave only hide search enable, the bug still appears. With all options disabled everything works as intended.
I got the same results logging in the Wayland session and x11 session.
Going to overview and writing something fix this bug until next login. I did not find any other way to "repair" it.
PS: I have upgraded from Ubuntu 21.10 to 22.04 lts - this is not freshly installed system, I will try to test it with fresh install.
I have the same issue on Arch, disabling 'hide-search' the problem is gone. Actual Gnome version is 42.1. I have to test the git version. Chears!
I believe ca2b63b fixed this problem.
Can confirm that the smaller workspaces on non-primary monitors are fixed now, thanks!
For what it's worth, I'm also on Arch, and everything seems to be perfect for me now.
@chndzcl @jacobmischka Thank you folks for reports. I believe ca2b63b fixed this problem. Update is already live, gnome should offer you to update extension. (do not forget to restart gnome-shell after updating)
Waiting for your feedback, if issue is resolved, and will close this ticket as gnome-42 support seems to be mature.
@axxapy Many thanks for your work, my issue is resolved now.
The window overview is still not showing up initially. However, typing anything is a simple, easy workaround!
If you would like for me to capture logs, let me know the specific logs you would like!
@axxapy I don't know what pieces of information are related to this bug so here are all logs for test user - power on, log in, and go to overview. I hope it'll be helpful. logs.txt
There are no errors in your logs related to this extension. But you have a lot of failures from gnome-shell Can't update stage views actor
You can see them by filtering your logs cat logs.txt | grep gnome-shell
Unfortunately there is not much I can do with these logs.
Recommendations I can think about:
- disable all extensions and check logs. If errors are still there, report them to ubuntu bugtracker (launchpad).
- Try previous versions of this extensions. You can download them on releases page
@jeisinge you could try the same ^^
You could also look into logs emitted by gnome-shell with the following command: journalctl -b -xe /usr/bin/gnome-shell
It is still happening for me.
Thanks for the tip on grabbing the logs. I am attaching the logs after restarting my computer and going to the overview.
It is still happening for me.
you see these logs even when all extensions (including this one) are disabled?
Nope. After I disabled extensions and restarted my computer, no logs happened when I opened the overview. Overview showed all windows.
Attached you will find the full logs of the most recent attempt. I don't think I captured everything the first time. Line 72 is when we have additional output when extensions are enabled.
For record: issue was in dash2dock extension that is installed standard on some dists. Latest version fixes that