Problem with Windows 10 theme on Ubuntu
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I installed a Windows 10 theme in my Ubuntu, and I don't know why there's a menu in front of the real menu, it's weird and I would like to fix it but I don't know how.
This is how it looks:
and should be like this:
How I installed windows 10 theme:
I installed windows 10 theme dark-matter, I installed gnome-tweaker, and moved the folder to ./themes, here's a screenshot of tweaker
https://imgur.com/a/bfTODXf
windows themes gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
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I installed a Windows 10 theme in my Ubuntu, and I don't know why there's a menu in front of the real menu, it's weird and I would like to fix it but I don't know how.
This is how it looks:
and should be like this:
How I installed windows 10 theme:
I installed windows 10 theme dark-matter, I installed gnome-tweaker, and moved the folder to ./themes, here's a screenshot of tweaker
https://imgur.com/a/bfTODXf
windows themes gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
30.7k1194127
asked Jan 8 at 12:10
Noel Jimenez BenagesNoel Jimenez Benages
32
It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05
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I installed a Windows 10 theme in my Ubuntu, and I don't know why there's a menu in front of the real menu, it's weird and I would like to fix it but I don't know how.
This is how it looks:
and should be like this:
How I installed windows 10 theme:
I installed windows 10 theme dark-matter, I installed gnome-tweaker, and moved the folder to ./themes, here's a screenshot of tweaker
https://imgur.com/a/bfTODXf
windows themes gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
30.7k1194127
asked Jan 8 at 12:10
Noel Jimenez BenagesNoel Jimenez Benages
32
I installed a Windows 10 theme in my Ubuntu, and I don't know why there's a menu in front of the real menu, it's weird and I would like to fix it but I don't know how.
This is how it looks:
and should be like this:
How I installed windows 10 theme:
I installed windows 10 theme dark-matter, I installed gnome-tweaker, and moved the folder to ./themes, here's a screenshot of tweaker
https://imgur.com/a/bfTODXf
windows themes gnome-shell
windows themes gnome-shell
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
30.7k1194127
asked Jan 8 at 12:10
Noel Jimenez BenagesNoel Jimenez Benages
32
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
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asked Jan 8 at 12:10
Noel Jimenez BenagesNoel Jimenez Benages
32
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
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edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
30.7k1194127
edited Jan 11 at 9:06
pomsky
30.7k1194127
30.7k1194127
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Noel Jimenez BenagesNoel Jimenez Benages
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asked Jan 8 at 12:10
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asked Jan 8 at 12:10
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It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05
add a comment |
It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05
It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05
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It seems to be a list of open windows triggered by the Window List extension (or something similar).
Run the following command in Terminal
gnome-shell-extension-prefs
A window should appear which should let you manage installed extensions. Disable the Window List extension (or the similar one).
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
pomskypomsky
30.7k1194127
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then typer, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensionsandls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/andls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
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It seems to be a list of open windows triggered by the Window List extension (or something similar).
Run the following command in Terminal
gnome-shell-extension-prefs
A window should appear which should let you manage installed extensions. Disable the Window List extension (or the similar one).
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
pomskypomsky
30.7k1194127
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then typer, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensionsandls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/andls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
add a comment |
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It seems to be a list of open windows triggered by the Window List extension (or something similar).
Run the following command in Terminal
gnome-shell-extension-prefs
A window should appear which should let you manage installed extensions. Disable the Window List extension (or the similar one).
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
pomskypomsky
30.7k1194127
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then typer, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensionsandls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/andls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
add a comment |
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It seems to be a list of open windows triggered by the Window List extension (or something similar).
Run the following command in Terminal
gnome-shell-extension-prefs
A window should appear which should let you manage installed extensions. Disable the Window List extension (or the similar one).
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
pomskypomsky
30.7k1194127
It seems to be a list of open windows triggered by the Window List extension (or something similar).
Run the following command in Terminal
gnome-shell-extension-prefs
A window should appear which should let you manage installed extensions. Disable the Window List extension (or the similar one).
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
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30.7k1194127
answered Jan 8 at 20:22
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answered Jan 8 at 20:22
pomskypomsky
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answered Jan 8 at 20:22
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Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then typer, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensionsandls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/andls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
add a comment |
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then typer, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensionsandls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/andls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.
– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
Hi, I disabled window list extension and window navigator, I tried disabling and enabling all my extensions but the list of open windows still there imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:38
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then type
r, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
@NoelJimenezBenages In your second screenshot, 'Window List' still looks enabled. Also you may have to relogin (or restart GNOME shell: press <Alt>+<F2>, then type
r, finally press <Enter>) to see effect of the change made.– pomsky
Jan 9 at 7:44
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
I restarted and the window list still here imgur.com/a/p0GI0Fb
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 8:07
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions and ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ and ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
@NoelJimenezBenages So you still see the window list at the bottom even after disabling the 'Window List' extension? In that case please edit your question and mention in details how you installed the "Windows 10 theme". Also add the outputs of the following commands in Terminal:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions and ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/ and ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/.– pomsky
Jan 9 at 8:29
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
imgur.com/a/NA4MlrC I will edit my question and mention in detail how i installed the windows 10 theme
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 9:58
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It seems you have some kind of extensions that are interfering. Which extensions do you have currently on the system
– Kulfy
Jan 8 at 12:55
It looks like your Windows theme is creating the "extra" bottom panel that normally shows in real Windows. Select another theme and the problem will probably go away. You can also check that no additional GNOME extensions got installed that create that extra bottom panel. Check at extensions.gnome.org/local. You must have an extension that moves the normal Ubuntu top panel to the bottom.
– heynnema
Jan 8 at 18:32
this are my extensions imgur.com/a/nQVYpCx imgur.com/a/svw3VA6 I disabled window list extension and window navigator.
– Noel Jimenez Benages
Jan 9 at 7:39
Please don't add "SOLVED" to the title or add solution to the question itself. Since Ask Ubuntu is not like other forums, the right way to to indicate you've found a working solution is by "accepting" an answer which you've found most useful (which you already did). You can even post an answer yourself and accept it.
– pomsky
Jan 11 at 9:05