More Gnome Shell Tips And Tricks
We have covered plenty of Gnome Shell tips here in Make Tech Easier, but we also know that those are not enough to satisfy all of you. So here you are, more Gnome shell tips and tricks for you.
Install Gnome Tweak Tool
Before we begin, it is best that you have Gnome Tweak Tool installed in your system. This is the only software you ever need to tweak and customize your setting.
You can install it by clicking here, via the Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic or through the terminal:
sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool
1. Display the file in your desktop
Gnome shell doesn’t display your desktop files when you have an application window open. To access your files, you have to minimize all your windows, or press “Crl + Alt + d” to access the desktop or via the file manager. This is really very user unfriendly.
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