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  • GNOME Shell, 2010-02-20 build

    Demo of Gnome Shell as of February 20th, 2010. Shows switching between workspaces, switching between applications, navigating, ... The GPU is an onboard Intel GMA 3100 integrated graphics.

    Published 6 months ago

    By kiddokiddokiddo

  • Gnome-Shell window attention messages

    Short, soundless screencast showing attention-getting notifications.

    Published 6 months ago

    By linux4kix

  • GUADEC 2009: Owen Taylor, Introduction to the Gnome Shell

    Owen Taylor, Introduction to the Gnome Shell The GNOME Shell is a major component proposed for GNOME 3.0. It takes over the window management and application launching roles and provides an intuitive unified experience as the user navigates between tasks and documents. The shell is built on several technologies new to GNOME: the desktop is displayed as an OpenGL scene graph using the Clutter library. It is primary coded in Javascript, and access to the GNOME platform and to low level code written in C is done using gobject-introspection, which eliminates the need for hand-written glue code. The talk is a general interest introduction to the GNOME Shell - it does not presuppose prior experience programming to the GNOME platform. The talk will start with a description of the design ideas and challenges behind GNOME Shell, and move on to a tour of the shell user interface. A high-level overview will given of the technology choices behind the shell and the architecture of the shell, with particular emphasis on how they allow rapid prototyping and sophisticated effects with small amounts of code. The talk will conclude with a look at future work on the shell as we get closer to GNOME 3.0 and how the user interface and technology of the shell can be integrated more deeply with the rest of GNOME. 2009-07-05 15:00-15:45

    Published 10 months ago

    By willkahngreene

  • gnome-shell video 4/4

    Fourth video shows how the applications view can be expanded. Entering a search term changes the applications results list, which can then be navigated by paging. Dragging an item from the list causes the workspaces to slide back in, returning the overlay to the default state and allowing the user to drop the item on a particular workspace. The user then moves the newly launched application to a new workspace and switches to that workspace.

    Posted 10 months ago

  • gnome-shell video 3/4

    Third video shows how new workspaces can be added in the overlay mode, how existing windows can be moved between workspaces, and how new applications and documents can be launched on a particular workspace by being dragged there. While clicking an item launches it and exists the overlay mode (as shown in the second video), dragging an item to a workspaces launches it, but keeps the overlay mode open.

    Posted 10 months ago

  • gnome-shell video 2/4

    Second video shows how the overlay mode can be used for launching new applications and opening documents.

    Posted 10 months ago

  • gnome-shell video 1/4

    First video starts off showing a regular workspace. It shows viewing the user menu available from the button on the right of the panel, viewing the menu for one of the tray icons, opening the overlay view by clicking on the Activities button on the left of the panel, and viewing the title of a particular window.

    Posted 10 months ago

  • gnome shell on openSUSE 11.1 (gnome 2.24)

    Quick video of me being able to get the current Beta Gnome Shell interface running, was unable to get it working with ubuntu

    Published 1 year ago

  • Integrating Zeitgeist into GNOME Shell

    A demo of the Zeitgeist-powered features I've added to GNOME Shell so far for my GSOC 2009 project.

    Published 1 year ago

  • GNOME Shell More

    Short, soundless screencast showing the "more" link in the Activities menu, starting an application, and putting it in a new workspace.

    Published 1 year ago

    By GNOME TV

  • GNOME Shell Launching

    Short, soundless screencast showing application launching.

    Published 1 year ago

    By GNOME TV

  • GNOME Shell Panel

    Short, soundless screencast of gnome shell panel.

    Published 1 year ago

    By GNOME TV

  • GnomeShell - Live BreadCrumbs Demo

    People were asking for a screencast of the new work I have been doing. This gives you some ideas of how the Live Breadcrumbs branch is coming along.

    Published 1 year ago

  • GNOME 3.0 Shell: More

    GNOME Shell screencast showing how the applications view can be expanded. Entering a search term changes the applications results list, which can then be navigated by paging. Dragging an item from the list causes the workspaces to slide back in, returning the overlay to the default state and allowing the user to drop the item on a particular workspace. The user then moves the newly launched application to a new workspace and switches to that workspace. Note: This screencast has no sound.

    Published 1 year ago

  • GNOME 3.0 Shell: Workspaces

    GNOME Shell screencast showing how new workspaces can be added in the overlay mode, how existing windows can be moved between workspaces, and how new applications and documents can be launched on a particular workspace by being dragged there. While clicking an item launches it and exists the overlay mode (as shown in the second video), dragging an item to a workspaces launches it, but keeps the overlay mode open. ... gnome

    Published 1 year ago

  • GNOME 3.0 Shell: Overlay Mode

    GNOME Shell screencast showing how the overlay mode can be used for launching new applications and opening documents. ... gnome

    Published 1 year ago

  • GNOME 3.0 Shell: Panel

    GNOME Shell screencast showing the viewing the user menu available from the button on the right of the panel, viewing the menu for one of the tray icons, opening the overlay view by clicking on the Activities button on the left of the panel, and viewing the title of a particular window. ... gnome

    Published 1 year ago

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