same with ubuntu 23.10 gnome 45

+1

I added GNOME 45-47 support in my PR #176.

The maintainer seems to be inactive currently so I don't expect it to be accepted soon, but you can install the updated version manually, see #176 for instructions.

@Sominemo Thank you for your work. Actually I started the upgrade too, but I am a web developer w/o any experience. I did not found enough docs to start the development...

If you know any updated description how to start developing and testing an extension, step-by-step, pls share with me too. The bigger problem the tesing. I created a GNOME inside the GNOME as a documentation says, but I do not know how to use it exactly.

@7system7 I don't have prior experience with GNOME extensions and I used the GJS Guide as a reference:

• Debugging | GNOME JavaScript
• Port Extensions to GNOME Shell 45

@Sominemo big thank you it works like a charm.

The maintainer seems to be inactive currently so I don't expect it to be accepted soon

This usually calls for a fork, from there look into publishing to the GNOME extensions page. There isnt anything else for GNOME 45 so it would be appreciated

I added GNOME 45 support in my PR #176.

The maintainer seems to be inactive currently so I don't expect it to be accepted soon, but you can install the updated version manually:

git clone https://github.com/Sominemo/Fildem-Gnome-45.git
cd Fildem-Gnome-45
cp -r fildemGMenu@gonza.com ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/

After installing, log out and sign back in.

Does the extension have to already be installed before performing your commands? I tried to use your PR and still don't have the menu showing for applications that would normally show one (e.g. Brave browser, Chrome, etc). Trying to figure out exactly step by step what I need to do here. Lol

@p134c0d3 Were you ever able to figure it out?

@p134c0d3 Were you ever able to figure it out?

Unfortunately I did not. Ended up just moving back to KDE where it's supported natively and made a similar looking setup (macOS looking) on that. Plus with Wayland it's got the natural scroll gestures I enjoy using. Gnome restricting everything (mainly referring to customizations, but other examples are there) made it no longer enjoyable to use for me.