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GNOME Shell extension that shows workspaces buttons in top panel
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Feedback: Re-evaluate smart workspace names #37

Open christopher-l opened 6 months ago

christopher-l commented 6 months ago

Based on https://github.com/christopher-l/space-bar/issues/33, I want to evaluate a feature to re-evaluate smart workspace names when windows are moved or closed.

A version of the extension that supports the option for GNOME 46 should be online soon.

If you had a chance to try the feature, please upvote one of the following options using emojis.

If you don't like the feature or experience any problems, please leave a comment describing your use case and/or the issue.

Thank you :heart:

christopher-l commented 6 months ago

Option 1: I like the new behavior.

christopher-l commented 6 months ago

Option 2: I like the old behavior better.

luismoron commented 5 months ago

Option 2: I like the old behavior better.

EDLLT commented 2 months ago

Option 1: I like the new behavior.

An absolute banger

marschr commented 4 weeks ago

Is Gnome 46 supported yet? I'm having some inconsistencies, old behaviour is too static, new behaviour is nice when it works, but it doesn't always works. My way to solve it was to open dconf editor and set some app-worspace name pairs manually like: {"Spotify":["spotify"],"Code":["vscode"]} at dconf key /org/gnome/shell/extensions/space-bar/state/workspace-names-map, with that it works just fine, when I open an app it auto renames the workspace. Renaming workspaces using the right-click menu on the top bar widget seems to mess with gnome/wm/desktop dconf entries, I wish that we could somehow make the right-click menu naming more volatile, and have a more persistent auto-renaming option in the extension settings where we can edit the app-name-workpace-name pair.

Other than that, I really like the extension, it's awesome!