Gnome 43

[lopataa]

Information

• Operating System: Ubuntu 22.10
• Gnome Shell Version: 43
• Xorg/Wayland?: Wayland
• Apps tested:
• Fildem version: latest

What is the current behavior?

not showing at all

Steps to reproduce the problem

install it, change metadata to gnome 43

What is the expected behavior?

to work

[DaanKorver]

Having the same issue.

[echeoquehaii]

It seems to be working just by adding the gnome shell version "43" to the metadata.json file like this:

"shell-version": [ "3.36", "3.38", "40", "41", "42", "43" ],

1. Download gnome-shell

It seems to be working just by adding the gnome shell version "43" to the metadata.json file like this:

"shell-version": [ "3.36", "3.38", "40", "41", "42", "43" ],

thank you very much

[peacemo]

It seems to be working just by adding the gnome shell version "43" to the metadata.json file like this:

"shell-version": [ "3.36", "3.38", "40", "41", "42", "43" ],

not working

[echeoquehaii]

Sorry to hear about that, it does for me.

Are you sure you have everything correctly set up? (E.g. run.sh automatically starting up at log in).

[peacemo]

Sorry to hear about that, it does for me.

Are you sure you have everything correctly set up? (E.g. run.sh automatically starting up at log in).

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Hi, echeoquehaii:
You mentioned the auto-start thing which I didn't notice before. So Do I need both of the Extension and the Application (which is in the release) to make it work? Thank you so much.

[Chiarchiaooo]

@Lopataaa You need to go to the installation section under the wiki and install all the dependencies
Then you'll have to download the .deb file (if you are using ubuntu or any debian based distro) and the source_code.zip file where you'll find the fildemGMenu@gonza.com folder

There you have to edit this line in the metadata.,json file: "shell-version": [ "3.36", "3.38", "40", "41", "42", "43" ], and save the file

After all of that, compress that whole fildemGMenu folder into a zip and run the following commands in your terminal

cd *where you downloaded the files* 

sudo apt install ./fildem_*.deb #remember to add fildem to startup applications

gnome-extensions install fildemGMenu@gonza.com.zip #assuming you have `gnome-shell-extension` installed

Then log out and once you log back in check if the fildem extension is enabled and if fildem is running