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Comment #20078425
It's not mentioned here so I'll add it: gnome-flashback is the thing that you can use to integrate your window manager of choice w/ the gnome shell. I expect there to be integratio…
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Comment #20078400
Thanks for mentioning Regolith and I'm pumped to hear that you find it useful!
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Comment #19754712
Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate hearing that you like Regolith.
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Comment #19710772
Follow this for updates: https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-desktop/issues/5
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Comment #19710354
Mod + / should bring up the shortcuts xisukar. The i3 config file binds to those keys and toggle launches conky. If it's not working for you please file an issue.
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Comment #19710347
Hi addicted, yes you can do both of those things by editing the i3 config file. Details on the internals page of the site.
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Comment #19707303
Great! Would love to get feedback on your experience!
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Comment #19707300
While I agree that Regolith is mostly "skin deep", there are some aspects that transcend just theming, for example gnome integration. Regolith is not intended as a replacement for …
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Comment #19707277
Thanks!
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Comment #19707271
Thanks for the feedback. I haven't had those problems with gnome-settings, but I'll see if I can reproduce the issue.
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Comment #19707257
I have added a screenshot to regolith-linux.org that shows a workspace without gaps.
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Comment #19704689
I see your point. I guess my meaning was more about things on the screen, rather than a lightweight GUI stack.
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Comment #19704684
Hi mastrsushi, super-+ and super-- interactively change the size of the gaps and they go to zero. You can edit the i3 config as well to hard set them at 0.
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