GNOME Dash-to-dock feature not show running apps
It shows the favorite applications, and properly shows the orange dotd on the left of the running ones, but not the running ones if they are not favorites.
From dconf-editor, org->gnome->shell->extensions->dash-to-dock->show-running is set to on. In the picture it is possible to see the options in dconf and the behavior of the dock:
neither the terminal nor dconf-editor are visible in the dock. The applications are normally visible elsewhere (for example clicking on Activities).
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock gnome-shell-extension gnome-dash
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It shows the favorite applications, and properly shows the orange dotd on the left of the running ones, but not the running ones if they are not favorites.
From dconf-editor, org->gnome->shell->extensions->dash-to-dock->show-running is set to on. In the picture it is possible to see the options in dconf and the behavior of the dock:
neither the terminal nor dconf-editor are visible in the dock. The applications are normally visible elsewhere (for example clicking on Activities).
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock gnome-shell-extension gnome-dash
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
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asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
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Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then enteringrand finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.
– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15
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It shows the favorite applications, and properly shows the orange dotd on the left of the running ones, but not the running ones if they are not favorites.
From dconf-editor, org->gnome->shell->extensions->dash-to-dock->show-running is set to on. In the picture it is possible to see the options in dconf and the behavior of the dock:
neither the terminal nor dconf-editor are visible in the dock. The applications are normally visible elsewhere (for example clicking on Activities).
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock gnome-shell-extension gnome-dash
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
It shows the favorite applications, and properly shows the orange dotd on the left of the running ones, but not the running ones if they are not favorites.
From dconf-editor, org->gnome->shell->extensions->dash-to-dock->show-running is set to on. In the picture it is possible to see the options in dconf and the behavior of the dock:
neither the terminal nor dconf-editor are visible in the dock. The applications are normally visible elsewhere (for example clicking on Activities).
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock gnome-shell-extension gnome-dash
gnome-shell ubuntu-dock gnome-shell-extension gnome-dash
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
edited Jan 21 at 12:08
pomsky
31.7k1197128
31.7k1197128
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
asked Jan 21 at 12:00
bobon123bobon123
61
61
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Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then enteringrand finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.
– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15
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Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then enteringrand finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.
– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15
1
1
Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then entering
r and finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then entering
r and finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15
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Sounds like a bug. Restarting GNOME shell (by pressing <Alt><F2>, then entering
rand finally pressing <Enter>) would probably solve the issue temporarily.– pomsky
Jan 21 at 12:12
You are right, it did, thanks a lot! Is it a known bug? It there a permanent solution?
– bobon123
Jan 21 at 14:11
Similar question: askubuntu.com/questions/1107733/…
– Vanni Totaro
Jan 22 at 23:15