Closed lakotamm closed 1 year ago
@lakotamm Gnome 44 is about to release and my distro (OpenSuse Microos which is a rolling release) is one of the fastest in bringing new major Gnome versions. If this is currently the only issue with Blur my Shell on Gnome 44, I can live with that for a while. What did you do to make it work under Gnome 44? Did you edit metadata.json and added the number 44 under "shell-version"?
@lakotamm Gnome 44 is about to release and my distro (OpenSuse Microos which is a rolling release) is one of the fastest in bringing new major Gnome versions. If this is currently the only issue with Blur my Shell on Gnome 44, I can live with that for a while. What did you do to make it work under Gnome 44? Did you edit metadata.json and added the number 44 under "shell-version"?
Correct, that's the only thing I changed.
I am still waiting until this gets fixed, afterwards I will update to Fedora 38.
What did you do to make it work under Gnome 44? Did you edit metadata.json and added the number 44 under "shell-version"?
Another option is to run dconf write /org/gnome/shell/disable-extension-version-validation true
, which allows loading extensions despite what their metadata.json file claims to be compatible with.
Hello, thanks for opening this issue, I currently don't have gnome 44 so can't test it... I will add support for it in the metadata, but this bug will need to stay opened some more time :/
Bumping this issue since it's been opened some time, and it's the most frequently visible one.
I am under gnome 44 now, and I don't experience this bug... Do you have a custom theme for the shell?
I just fixed this, now the workspace thumbnail background colour is linked to components' style in overview
I can confirm that it is fixed and working well!
@aunetx Sorry for waking up a closed issue, but you may have forgot to merge fb34041. Still having this issue in Gnome 45, Blur my Shell version 53.
Apparently this only happens with the default wallpaper, after changing the wallpaper to something else, the transparency works as expected. Please ignore the false alarm. Sorry.
I decided to test the extension on Gnome 44 and I encountered an issue - workspace thumbnails are not blurred. This is with default settings and no other extension active. On Gnome 43 the workspace thumbnails are blurred by default so I would expect the same behavior on Gnome 44.