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On GNOME3.30 Dynamic Top Bar is not working.

Seems like this extension is not working with gnome 3.18 yet.
Since gnome 3.18 is just released. you may need to add gnome 3.18 support.

every time i reboot the PC i've to manually enable and disable "show activity button text" in dynamic top bar settings

full scope of the issue can be found here Ask ubuntu

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Does not work on Gnome-Shell 3.20.2, running Manjaro Linux 64.
I have tried installing locally using extensions.gnome.org and using the AUR and installing system wide. Does not trigger the transparency.

Salut,
Tu pourrais ajouter le mot "transparent" dans la description sur le site de Gnome Extension, car il n'y est pas et donc ça n'est pas très pratique pour trouver l'extension. (Il y a juste "Dynamic Top Bar" comme mots-clé)
Allez bon we !
NH

Hey,

I recently had a look into my systemlog (using journalctl -xe) and I found a lot of CRITICAL gnome shell errors (see gnome-shell-errors.txt, not quite sure if the first two three lines belong to it). They appear every time that I open the gnome shell overview and by disabling all my extensions one by one I discovered that they are produced by this extension. What are they about? I'm running on a Gnome 3.20 (no difference between wayland and X11).

Yours,
Marius

I don't know how feasible this would be to add, but when using the "Hide all normal windows" hotkey, I would expect the top bar to also turn transparent/gradient'd.

When a window is dragged, GNOME Shell tries to change its shadows in a way which leaves inconsistencies when using the dynamic top bar extension. This is especially noticeable when the button shadow option is disabled:

It also happens when it is enabled, though - pay attention to the application icon

Take a look at these two to see what I mean. I have no idea why this happens (if it is a GNOME limitation or something else).

Currently you seem to hide whole corners which leads to glitches like this:

This is an Overview button; notice the gap on the left - normally it looks like this:

You could just change the background of the corners from black to transparent. This should preserve those white borders.

Support for gnome 3.22 on fedora 25.

Using Ubuntu 14.04 (Gtk+3.10), gnome-tweak-tool just reports the above error.

How can I help you diagnose the issue - are there any error logs I can give you?

On my system PyCharm starts unmaximized but uses every pixel available as if it was maximized. The top bar remains transparent after PyCharm has finished loading. I click the maximize button, and no size change can be observed, but the transparency of the top bar changes.

What feature are you talking about and where might I find it?

Some themes (https://github.com/zagortenay333/ciliora-tertia-shell) use the border image property for the panel, which doesn't get overwritten.

Could you add this?

Awaiting for Gnome 3.20 support. Thank You!

Original English text has some issues:

• It says tranparency instead of transparency in multiple places (e.g. #: prefs.js:61 msgid "Tranparency style").
• One switch is labeled "Button shadow" and other "Show Activity button text". This is a bit inconsistent: "X" vs "Show X". Per Gnome Human Interface Guidelines ( https://developer.gnome.org/hig/stable/switches.html.en ) the name of the function affected by the switch should be used as the label. So it should be "Button shadow" and "Activity button text". (Switch is for enabling and disabling and "Enable Activity button text" sounds better than "Enable show Activity button text".)
• Capitalization of dropdown items should be different (sentence capitalization, see https://developer.gnome.org/hig/stable/drop-down-lists.html.en ). So "Transparency" and "Gradient" instead of "transparency" and "gradient".
• It's the "Activities" button, not the "Activity" button. See this:

LookingGlass error message:
"this._metaWindow.get_outer_rect is not a function"

Screenshot:

Keep up the good work, very subtle extension but adds a lot to shell's UI/UX!

In gnome 3.30, it can not work.

After the application is maximized, can you make the topbar changes color with the application color?

Source:
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/02/gnome-shell-translucent-top-panel-effect-removed

Not the biggest fan of them removing this feature, but hopefully it might inspire you to get this project rolling again.

I have a suggestion to have an option to still have transparency enabled when a window is maximized, a ON/OFF switch would suffice.

Hi!
My extension preferences appear like this:

What is wrong? My locale is pt_BR and I translate this extension.

When a maximized app is present on the current desktop and I pass to activities overview the top bar stays visible. If I then, remaining in overview mode, go to another desktop and then go back to the original one it's become transparent, as it should.

I'm using Arch Linux and have the latest version of shell. So, I was unable to use this extension because it supports versions up to 3.16 but not 3.18. I manually changed metadata.json, so I was able to enable extension. And it works! You don't need to do any changes in code, just update that file so more users will be able to install&use the extension. Thanks

UPD: Sorry, you've already done that, I didn't see. You may close this issue

Hello,

I am using the Fedora 23 with GNOME 3.18.1, everything up to date. I have been downloaded and installed the extension but the gnome-tweak-tool do not found the extension installed on my system.

When no full screen, activities keyword is visible, while is hidden by theme CSS.
Example theme:
https://github.com/alex285/evopop-shell-dist

And the CSS
https://github.com/alex285/evopop-gnome-shell-theme/blob/master/stylus/panel.styl

Could you please add support for 3.16?

./install.sh
check the necessary tools ...
make translation documents ...
/bin/sh: 1: msgfmt: not found
make: *** [Makefile:19: translations] Error 127
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
Install the extension ...
Current mode: NormalUser.
Enabling extension ...
gnome-shell-extension-tool is deprecated, use gnome-extensions instead