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Is there a way to move the top panel to the bottom in Gnome 3? It is very annoying to have this panel at the top, because then I have to aim for the close button when I want to close a window. When the panel is at the bottom, I can simply throw the mouse pointer to the corner. Big usability issue.
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Is there a way to move the top panel to the bottom in Gnome 3? It is very annoying to have this panel at the top, because then I have to aim for the close button when I want to close a window. When the panel is at the bottom, I can simply throw the mouse pointer to the corner. Big usability issue.
panel gnome-shell top-bar
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
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looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
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Is there a way to move the top panel to the bottom in Gnome 3? It is very annoying to have this panel at the top, because then I have to aim for the close button when I want to close a window. When the panel is at the bottom, I can simply throw the mouse pointer to the corner. Big usability issue.
panel gnome-shell top-bar
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Is there a way to move the top panel to the bottom in Gnome 3? It is very annoying to have this panel at the top, because then I have to aim for the close button when I want to close a window. When the panel is at the bottom, I can simply throw the mouse pointer to the corner. Big usability issue.
panel gnome-shell top-bar
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
– fossfreedom♦
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looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
– fossfreedom♦
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
– fossfreedom♦
May 6 '12 at 19:20
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looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
– fossfreedom♦
Nov 8 '15 at 12:01
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
– fossfreedom♦
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
– fossfreedom♦
May 6 '12 at 19:20
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looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
– fossfreedom♦
Nov 8 '15 at 12:01
looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
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An easy way to move the panel to the bottom of the screen is MMOD Panel by rik.
Open the link in Firefox and activate the extension with the switch in the left area.
The extension also works in GNOME 3.18 (tested on my system).
Screenshot taken from here
answered Nov 9 '15 at 10:45
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possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
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Install this extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
Than just change to Bottom
Note: As of Y13M09D16, this extension is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 using the Gnome3 desktop. In order to use this extension you will need to revert back to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. (Please update this note if the extension is updated for 13.04)
The last update of this extension was in 2012, which means the extension might be in the process of being abandoned as a project. To help contribute towards developing the extension please contact the developers at the projects development home page:
https://github.com/eddiefullmetal/gnome-shell-extensions
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In Gnome Classic:
Hold down the SUPER key (the key in between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left, usually, the key has the Windows logo on it) and Alt. Then, take your mouse and hold down the LEFT click on the top panel then you should see a hand gesture as if it grabbed something. Drag this hand to the bottom and it should make the panel be at the bottom.
In Gnome3:
For Ubuntu 13.04, there is currently no way to move the top panel. The extension below is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 and it is not clear if it will ever be updated for compatibility.
In Ubuntu 12.04 you can try going to the previously mentioned website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
...then click the on/off switch which will ask you to install the extension. After this simply click on the user icon (top panel, farthest right hand icon by default) and select "Panel Settings" --> "Edge" --> "Bottom".
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You may try a GNOME shell extension called BottomPanel (not to be confused with the one from this answer).
This extension moves the GNOME top bar to the bottom of the screen. It officially supports up to GNOME shell version 3.22, but in practice it works well with even version 3.26 (Ubuntu 17.10).
(screenshot source: extension's homepage at extensions.gnome.org)
You may visit its GitHub page for more info.
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With pressing SuperKey+LeftAlt+RightMouse you will get options so you can customize your panel as you wish. Hope you can fix it how you want.
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to pressWindows key+Left Alt+Right mouseon panel you want to edit.
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I recently released an extension that does exactly this. Only supported on v3.10 though.
Get it at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/828/bottom-panel/
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An easy way to move the panel to the bottom of the screen is MMOD Panel by rik.
Open the link in Firefox and activate the extension with the switch in the left area.
The extension also works in GNOME 3.18 (tested on my system).
Screenshot taken from here
answered Nov 9 '15 at 10:45
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possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
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An easy way to move the panel to the bottom of the screen is MMOD Panel by rik.
Open the link in Firefox and activate the extension with the switch in the left area.
The extension also works in GNOME 3.18 (tested on my system).
Screenshot taken from here
answered Nov 9 '15 at 10:45
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possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
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An easy way to move the panel to the bottom of the screen is MMOD Panel by rik.
Open the link in Firefox and activate the extension with the switch in the left area.
The extension also works in GNOME 3.18 (tested on my system).
Screenshot taken from here
answered Nov 9 '15 at 10:45
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An easy way to move the panel to the bottom of the screen is MMOD Panel by rik.
Open the link in Firefox and activate the extension with the switch in the left area.
The extension also works in GNOME 3.18 (tested on my system).
Screenshot taken from here
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possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
add a comment
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possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
possible to get this panel look on mate of xfce?
– user1800997
Feb 21 '17 at 18:53
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
If you're running in a virtual machine, this extensions doesn't cope with resizing the screen - the bar jumps back to the top as soon as the screen is resized.
– Klicker
Jun 6 at 7:26
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Install this extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
Than just change to Bottom
Note: As of Y13M09D16, this extension is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 using the Gnome3 desktop. In order to use this extension you will need to revert back to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. (Please update this note if the extension is updated for 13.04)
The last update of this extension was in 2012, which means the extension might be in the process of being abandoned as a project. To help contribute towards developing the extension please contact the developers at the projects development home page:
https://github.com/eddiefullmetal/gnome-shell-extensions
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Install this extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
Than just change to Bottom
Note: As of Y13M09D16, this extension is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 using the Gnome3 desktop. In order to use this extension you will need to revert back to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. (Please update this note if the extension is updated for 13.04)
The last update of this extension was in 2012, which means the extension might be in the process of being abandoned as a project. To help contribute towards developing the extension please contact the developers at the projects development home page:
https://github.com/eddiefullmetal/gnome-shell-extensions
edited Sep 16 '13 at 18:51
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answered May 28 '12 at 8:03
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Not maintained any more.
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Install this extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
Than just change to Bottom
Note: As of Y13M09D16, this extension is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 using the Gnome3 desktop. In order to use this extension you will need to revert back to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. (Please update this note if the extension is updated for 13.04)
The last update of this extension was in 2012, which means the extension might be in the process of being abandoned as a project. To help contribute towards developing the extension please contact the developers at the projects development home page:
https://github.com/eddiefullmetal/gnome-shell-extensions
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Install this extension https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
Than just change to Bottom
Note: As of Y13M09D16, this extension is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 using the Gnome3 desktop. In order to use this extension you will need to revert back to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. (Please update this note if the extension is updated for 13.04)
The last update of this extension was in 2012, which means the extension might be in the process of being abandoned as a project. To help contribute towards developing the extension please contact the developers at the projects development home page:
https://github.com/eddiefullmetal/gnome-shell-extensions
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Not maintained any more.
– Tomas Gonzalez
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Not maintained any more.
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In Gnome Classic:
Hold down the SUPER key (the key in between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left, usually, the key has the Windows logo on it) and Alt. Then, take your mouse and hold down the LEFT click on the top panel then you should see a hand gesture as if it grabbed something. Drag this hand to the bottom and it should make the panel be at the bottom.
In Gnome3:
For Ubuntu 13.04, there is currently no way to move the top panel. The extension below is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 and it is not clear if it will ever be updated for compatibility.
In Ubuntu 12.04 you can try going to the previously mentioned website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
...then click the on/off switch which will ask you to install the extension. After this simply click on the user icon (top panel, farthest right hand icon by default) and select "Panel Settings" --> "Edge" --> "Bottom".
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In Gnome Classic:
Hold down the SUPER key (the key in between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left, usually, the key has the Windows logo on it) and Alt. Then, take your mouse and hold down the LEFT click on the top panel then you should see a hand gesture as if it grabbed something. Drag this hand to the bottom and it should make the panel be at the bottom.
In Gnome3:
For Ubuntu 13.04, there is currently no way to move the top panel. The extension below is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 and it is not clear if it will ever be updated for compatibility.
In Ubuntu 12.04 you can try going to the previously mentioned website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
...then click the on/off switch which will ask you to install the extension. After this simply click on the user icon (top panel, farthest right hand icon by default) and select "Panel Settings" --> "Edge" --> "Bottom".
edited Jun 14 at 17:12
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In Gnome Classic:
Hold down the SUPER key (the key in between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left, usually, the key has the Windows logo on it) and Alt. Then, take your mouse and hold down the LEFT click on the top panel then you should see a hand gesture as if it grabbed something. Drag this hand to the bottom and it should make the panel be at the bottom.
In Gnome3:
For Ubuntu 13.04, there is currently no way to move the top panel. The extension below is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 and it is not clear if it will ever be updated for compatibility.
In Ubuntu 12.04 you can try going to the previously mentioned website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
...then click the on/off switch which will ask you to install the extension. After this simply click on the user icon (top panel, farthest right hand icon by default) and select "Panel Settings" --> "Edge" --> "Bottom".
edited Jun 14 at 17:12
Kevin Bowen
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In Gnome Classic:
Hold down the SUPER key (the key in between Ctrl and Alt at the bottom left, usually, the key has the Windows logo on it) and Alt. Then, take your mouse and hold down the LEFT click on the top panel then you should see a hand gesture as if it grabbed something. Drag this hand to the bottom and it should make the panel be at the bottom.
In Gnome3:
For Ubuntu 13.04, there is currently no way to move the top panel. The extension below is not compatible with Ubuntu 13.04 and it is not clear if it will ever be updated for compatibility.
In Ubuntu 12.04 you can try going to the previously mentioned website:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/208/panel-settings/
...then click the on/off switch which will ask you to install the extension. After this simply click on the user icon (top panel, farthest right hand icon by default) and select "Panel Settings" --> "Edge" --> "Bottom".
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You may try a GNOME shell extension called BottomPanel (not to be confused with the one from this answer).
This extension moves the GNOME top bar to the bottom of the screen. It officially supports up to GNOME shell version 3.22, but in practice it works well with even version 3.26 (Ubuntu 17.10).
(screenshot source: extension's homepage at extensions.gnome.org)
You may visit its GitHub page for more info.
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You may try a GNOME shell extension called BottomPanel (not to be confused with the one from this answer).
This extension moves the GNOME top bar to the bottom of the screen. It officially supports up to GNOME shell version 3.22, but in practice it works well with even version 3.26 (Ubuntu 17.10).
(screenshot source: extension's homepage at extensions.gnome.org)
You may visit its GitHub page for more info.
answered Feb 18 '18 at 22:03
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You may try a GNOME shell extension called BottomPanel (not to be confused with the one from this answer).
This extension moves the GNOME top bar to the bottom of the screen. It officially supports up to GNOME shell version 3.22, but in practice it works well with even version 3.26 (Ubuntu 17.10).
(screenshot source: extension's homepage at extensions.gnome.org)
You may visit its GitHub page for more info.
answered Feb 18 '18 at 22:03
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You may try a GNOME shell extension called BottomPanel (not to be confused with the one from this answer).
This extension moves the GNOME top bar to the bottom of the screen. It officially supports up to GNOME shell version 3.22, but in practice it works well with even version 3.26 (Ubuntu 17.10).
(screenshot source: extension's homepage at extensions.gnome.org)
You may visit its GitHub page for more info.
answered Feb 18 '18 at 22:03
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With pressing SuperKey+LeftAlt+RightMouse you will get options so you can customize your panel as you wish. Hope you can fix it how you want.
answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to pressWindows key+Left Alt+Right mouseon panel you want to edit.
– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
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With pressing SuperKey+LeftAlt+RightMouse you will get options so you can customize your panel as you wish. Hope you can fix it how you want.
answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to pressWindows key+Left Alt+Right mouseon panel you want to edit.
– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
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With pressing SuperKey+LeftAlt+RightMouse you will get options so you can customize your panel as you wish. Hope you can fix it how you want.
answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
sh79frlish79frli
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With pressing SuperKey+LeftAlt+RightMouse you will get options so you can customize your panel as you wish. Hope you can fix it how you want.
answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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answered May 28 '12 at 7:57
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to pressWindows key+Left Alt+Right mouseon panel you want to edit.
– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to pressWindows key+Left Alt+Right mouseon panel you want to edit.
– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
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That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
That short-cut only works in GNOME classic session.
– Kushal
May 28 '12 at 8:02
Great! This works like a charm! You have to press
Windows key + Left Alt + Right mouse on panel you want to edit.– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
Great! This works like a charm! You have to press
Windows key + Left Alt + Right mouse on panel you want to edit.– smartmouse
Mar 1 '18 at 16:03
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I recently released an extension that does exactly this. Only supported on v3.10 though.
Get it at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/828/bottom-panel/
answered Jun 17 '14 at 7:20
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I recently released an extension that does exactly this. Only supported on v3.10 though.
Get it at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/828/bottom-panel/
answered Jun 17 '14 at 7:20
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I recently released an extension that does exactly this. Only supported on v3.10 though.
Get it at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/828/bottom-panel/
answered Jun 17 '14 at 7:20
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I recently released an extension that does exactly this. Only supported on v3.10 though.
Get it at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/828/bottom-panel/
answered Jun 17 '14 at 7:20
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are you referring to gnome-shell or gnome-classic?
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looks like the same or similar question here: Chris - if you can confirm this then I'll merge both questions: askubuntu.com/questions/632090/…
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