I was wondering how I might go about changing the location of the date/time display, seeing as mine has migrated to the center of the screen.
Any help would be appreciated.
Date and Time Location
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Middy
Date and Time Location
Hi there.
I was wondering how I might go about changing the location of the date/time display, seeing as mine has migrated to the center of the screen.
Any help would be appreciated.
I was wondering how I might go about changing the location of the date/time display, seeing as mine has migrated to the center of the screen.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Aging Technogeek
Re: Date and Time Location
You can check this thread http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 13&start=0 to see if there is anything there to help .
Also check this site https://extensions.gnome.org/?page=1. I know there is a Digital Clock extension and a Move Clock extension listed now and new extensions are being added daily.
Also check this site https://extensions.gnome.org/?page=1. I know there is a Digital Clock extension and a Move Clock extension listed now and new extensions are being added daily.
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Middy
Re: Date and Time Location
Aging Technogeek wrote:You can check this thread http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 13&start=0 to see if there is anything there to help .
Also check this site https://extensions.gnome.org/?page=1. I know there is a Digital Clock extension and a Move Clock extension listed now and new extensions are being added daily.
I skimmed over the thread and didn't see anything that specifically pertained to the clock location.
And I checked out the site you linked, but it says I don't have the correction version of Gnome, even though I'm using 3.2? 0_o
Appreciate the help though.
Edit: I fixed it by renabling the notifications extension.
I still don't know why I can't use that website you posted though.
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stefanheijnen
Re: Date and Time Location
See the about page:
You're probably using Chrome/Chromium?Note: there were some bugs in the browser plugin shipped in GNOME 3.2 that prevent it from working properly under WebKit-based browsers like Epiphany and Chromium. These bugs have been fixed and should be released when GNOME 3.4 ships at the beginning of March, next year. Use Firefox for now.