Drag your window to the right to reveal the tab pane on the left. The tab pane contains the different sections. You are now looking to the "General" tab, and that indeed only contains two options.
Maximize your Tweaks window. If you don't see left panel then try to sudo apt purge gnome-tweaks && sudo apt clean && sudo apt update && sudo apt install gnome-tweaks
During removing it shows no dependencies, so it seems, the package itself could contain issues or maybe installed not properly or became corrupted during OS using.
I had the same problem. I just wanted to hide my trash icon and my folder but I didn't see the desktop tab. But I soon discovered that you can access it in the extension tab. After that, there will be a desk top icon row, and within that row contains a setting icon button. Just press that button and you will be able to customize your desktop icons.
Drag your window to the right to reveal the tab pane on the left. The tab pane contains the different sections. You are now looking to the "General" tab, and that indeed only contains two options.
Maximize your Tweaks window. If you don't see left panel then try to
sudo apt purge gnome-tweaks && sudo apt clean && sudo apt update && sudo apt install gnome-tweaksDuring removing it shows no dependencies, so it seems, the package itself could contain issues or maybe installed not properly or became corrupted during OS using.
I had this same problem in VMWare Ubuntu 20.04 and was able to fix it by maximizing and moving the dock to the bottom.
I had this same problem. Just resize the tweak tool window. This will fix this problem.
I had the same problem. I just wanted to hide my trash icon and my folder but I didn't see the desktop tab. But I soon discovered that you can access it in the extension tab. After that, there will be a desk top icon row, and within that row contains a setting icon button. Just press that button and you will be able to customize your desktop icons.