Using Gnome 3.14.1 Classic.
System installed from debian-8.7.1-amd64-DVD-1.iso.
I have installed gnome-applets via synaptic, but cannot discover how to add an applet to the panel. Alt + right-click on the panel has no effect. I have found nothing relevant in dconf or tweak tool.
Thanks for any advice.
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Jessie - how to configure gnome-applets?
Re: Jessie - how to configure gnome-applets?
I believe those applets are for the Gnome Flashback desktop only. If you're using Gnome Shell, they don't work.
If you want to use them, I think you need to install the gnome-session-flashback package and then login in using the Flashback desktop.
If you want to use them, I think you need to install the gnome-session-flashback package and then login in using the Flashback desktop.
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Re: Jessie - how to configure gnome-applets?
The replacement for gnome-applets in Gnome Shell is Gnome Shell Extensions. See: https://extensions.gnome.org/.
Re: Jessie - how to configure gnome-applets?
Extensions are not replacements for applets. There are 2 Gnome desktop environments: Shell and Flashback. Extensions are for Gnome Shell and applets are for Gnome Flashback.
Gnome Flashback is similar to the Mate desktop environment or the older Gnome 2.
Gnome Flashback is similar to the Mate desktop environment or the older Gnome 2.
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