How can I hide dock panel in application menu?
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After I installed plank as my dock panel, I removed the default Ubuntu dock.sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock
Then Ubuntu dock is not on my desktop anymore, but when I open the application menu it is there, how can I hide it?
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After I installed plank as my dock panel, I removed the default Ubuntu dock.sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock
Then Ubuntu dock is not on my desktop anymore, but when I open the application menu it is there, how can I hide it?
Removed dock shows on the left
18.04 ubuntu-dock
asked May 15 at 13:39
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up vote
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
After I installed plank as my dock panel, I removed the default Ubuntu dock.sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock
Then Ubuntu dock is not on my desktop anymore, but when I open the application menu it is there, how can I hide it?
Removed dock shows on the left
18.04 ubuntu-dock
asked May 15 at 13:39
Ives
1218
After I installed plank as my dock panel, I removed the default Ubuntu dock.sudo apt-get remove gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock
Then Ubuntu dock is not on my desktop anymore, but when I open the application menu it is there, how can I hide it?
Removed dock shows on the left
18.04 ubuntu-dock
asked May 15 at 13:39
Ives
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asked May 15 at 13:39
Ives
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asked May 15 at 13:39
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asked May 15 at 13:39
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You may use a GNOME shell extension to called "Hide Dash X" to achieve your goal.
answered May 15 at 17:03
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Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
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@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
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You may use a GNOME shell extension to called "Hide Dash X" to achieve your goal.
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
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Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
1
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
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You may use a GNOME shell extension to called "Hide Dash X" to achieve your goal.
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
1
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
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up vote
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You may use a GNOME shell extension to called "Hide Dash X" to achieve your goal.
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
You may use a GNOME shell extension to called "Hide Dash X" to achieve your goal.
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
answered May 15 at 17:03
pomsky
21.7k76594
21.7k76594
Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
1
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
add a comment |Â
Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
1
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
Awesome! it works, just wondering why I need to hide a removed dash...
– Ives
May 16 at 13:08
1
1
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
@Ives Simple answer you haven't actually removed the dash. The dash is a default feature of GNOME shell. It only in appears "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen. The package you removed is a Ubuntu-only modification, which converts the dash into a customisable dock (the dock appears anywhere, not just in "Activities" overview or "Show Applications" screen and also has some other extra features). So removing the package would only remove the dock-like feature, but the dash will stay as is since it's an inbuilt feature of GNOME shell.
– pomsky
May 16 at 14:29
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