How do I put a clock on the desktop background on Ubuntu 19.04 GNOME
Is there maybe an extension that I am not finding?
I have google all I think is relevant.
When having many WiFi SSIDs available, I need to scroll through the right-click menu of nm-applet widget menu by hovering over the arrow (see first screenshot below), yet the menu only spreads to a maximum of half my desktops height. Sometimes the size even shrinks in what I can currently only perceive as a random pattern (second screenshot).
How to set the size of this menu and make it use the whole desktop height as maximum before offering to scroll?
Running mate as desktop environment in18.04 LTS.
I do exactly what it says in the vicious README, but when I reload the configuration file, no widgets are added to the top bar. So for example, I add:
require("vicious")
at the top (after moving the vicious directory in ~/.config/awesome/) and:
-- Initialize widget
cpuwidget = widget({ type = "textbox" })
-- Register widget
vicious.register(cpuwidget, vicious.widgets.cpu, "$1%")
later in the config file. I reload the configuration file, and nothing changes.
What am I doing wrong?
I am new to Ubuntu and would very much like to see a weather gadget (aka widgets).
Can anyone recommed a simple add-that could give me a little weather, Clock, Twitter Crawl, etc?
Thanks
Does gnome support desktop widgets? Any analogue to KDE plasmoids, Vista/Win7 sidebar/desktop widgets, Mac OS X dashboard widgets, etc.