Where do I find the application menu in GNOME?
One thing I hate about gnome is that it does not show the application menu in either the top- or the title bar. Please note that I am talking about the dropdown menu applications have in their window, not a menu to pick applications from.
Why is GNOME software not showing any apps?
One thing that might get some interesting info, assuming you have toolbox installed you can kill Software again, run it with G_DEBUG=fatal-warnings set, then once it crashed try coredumpctl dump -o core gnome-software, and then in toolbox sudo dnf debuginfo-install gnome-software and gdb -c core /usr/bin/gnome-software, bt to get a backtrace.
Why are my application desktop files not showing up in Linux?
Click here to know what is an application.desktop file. The file should exist in your computer already if the program is installed, so there should be no need to write another one. The problem is that is not in the directory that you need it to be to show up on your gnome-shell.
Where do I find my application desktop file?
There are a set of complicated rules to determine which .desktop files should be listed in launcher menu which are published in xdg docs: Click here to know what is an application.desktop file. The file should exist in your computer already if the program is installed, so there should be no need to write another one.
How to make GNOME-Terminal show the menubar again?
I accidentally unchecked View -> Show Menubar which hides the menubar for gnome-terminal, and there doesn’t appear to be a keyboard shortcut to show the menubar again. How can I make gnome-terminal show the menubar again?
How to get Menu Back in top bar?
Gnome shows just a single drop down, adding an extra level to the menu structure and ruining the overview. For applications Like the Gimp or Blender, this is killing. So how do I get that menu back in my top bar?
Is the GNOME global appmenu supported in Ubuntu?
The Gnome-Global-AppMenu extension is supported in Ubuntu 18.04 (X11 session) better than ever. My desition to discontinued Gnome-Global-AppMenu was base on severals facts that are not really valid rigth now, for that reason the Gnome-Global-AppMenu is not discontinued rigth now, besides that, it have improvements.