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@forteller@tutoteket.no  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

Is there available anywhere a graphic overview over the #Gnome DE where all the parts are marked and named, so that if you have an issue with a part you don't know the name of you can find it there so you can search or ask about it?

Edit: Like this, only, you know, from this decade:

A visual overview of the Gnome 3 Activities overview, I think the whole thing is called? With different elements marked and named, like Dash, Search bar, etc
A visual overview of the Gnome 3 Activities overview, I think the whole thing is called? With different elements marked and named, like Dash, Search bar, etc
A visual overview of the Gnome 3 Activities overview, I think the whole thing is called? With different elements marked and named, like Dash, Search bar, etc
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Will Warner
@wwarner@techhub.social replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

@forteller User documentation for GNOME has been really out of date for a while 🫤

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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

@wwarner Yes, very much so! The closest thing to what I wanted from and official Gnome source was this: https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/shell-introduction.html.en And… yeah…

I think there are many, like me, who don't code but want to contribute in other ways who could help write newer documentation, if this was organized well. But of course I understand that that would demand some resources, and there's always a lot of stuff to prioritize!

Visual overview of GNOME

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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

I've started to try and create this myself. Any thoughts so far?

Please let me know now if you know of this existing already, so I don't have to do extra work… 😊

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An Inkscape window with a work in progress overview over the Gnome Shell, with names on all the different elements.
An Inkscape window with a work in progress overview over the Gnome Shell, with names on all the different elements.
An Inkscape window with a work in progress overview over the Gnome Shell, with names on all the different elements.
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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp 43 minutes ago

Getting closer. Thanks for suggestions!

I still don't know what the icons in the top right corner is called. Help?

Also, I think I need to take a new screenshot with some notifications in it for the "map" of the Message Tray to make any sense…

Anything else? Is it called Activities Button?

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Work in progress "map" of the Gnome Activities Overview, with elements marked and named
Work in progress "map" of the Gnome Activities Overview, with elements marked and named
Work in progress "map" of the Gnome Activities Overview, with elements marked and named
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Adrian Vovk
@AdrianVovk@fosstodon.org replied  ·  activity timestamp 23 hours ago

@forteller Looks cool! I think the scaling factor is a bit low though, no? I think it would make sense to turn on 2x scaling for the screenshot, so that it's more visible

It may look weirdly large on your display, but in other contexts the screenshot from your display is a little too high res and everything looks tiny

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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp 23 hours ago

@AdrianVovk Sure, that makes sense. I'll try that. Thanks!

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Will Warner
@wwarner@techhub.social replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

@forteller looks great! I think that the activities overview has been "rebranded" to workspaces overview

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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

@wwarner Thank you!

But really? I've never heard of that renaming. And see very little sign of that when I search for '"workspaces overview" gnome'. What then would the list of tiny workspaces below the search bar be called?

Is there an official list of all the names somewhere? I think the Activities button has been rebranded also, after it became a visualization of the virtual desktops, but I couldn't find the new name.

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@wwarner@techhub.social replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

@forteller looks like gnome-tour just calls it "The overview"

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@forteller@tutoteket.no replied  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

I can't even easily find a clean screenshot showing the full #Gnome Activities Overview (that's the name, right?)

So this is my attempt to make one (without having to do a clean install). Sharing it here in hopes that others who might need a clean screenshot of the full Gnome Activities Overview can find it.

First two in dark mode, second two in light mode.

#Gnome #Activities #Overview

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