How do I move clock to the right end of GNOME 3 Panel from the middle?
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How do I move the clock to the right of the panel in Ubuntu GNOME?
In other words, I want the clock to be in the same place as in Ubuntu Unity 16.04.
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How do I move the clock to the right of the panel in Ubuntu GNOME?
In other words, I want the clock to be in the same place as in Ubuntu Unity 16.04.
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How do I move the clock to the right of the panel in Ubuntu GNOME?
In other words, I want the clock to be in the same place as in Ubuntu Unity 16.04.
ubuntu-gnome panel gnome-shell clock
edited May 19 at 11:13
karel
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asked Sep 29 '17 at 17:27
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How do I move the clock to the right of the panel in Ubuntu GNOME?
In other words, I want the clock to be in the same place as in Ubuntu Unity 16.04.
ubuntu-gnome panel gnome-shell clock
edited May 19 at 11:13
karel
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asked Sep 29 '17 at 17:27
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Frippery Move Clock to achieve this goal.
Also another extension called Unite
[...] makes a few layout tweaks to the top panel and removes window decorations to make it look like Ubuntu Unity Shell.
Moving the clock to the right is among the modifications it does.
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
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You can use the Extend Panel Menu which is found at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1201/extend-panel-menu/
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
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Here is how I did it (on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS):
- Launch 'Ubuntu Software' which is built in Ubuntu 18.04.
- Install 'Dash to Panel' shell extension from 'Add-ons' -> 'Shell Extensions'. Scroll down to find the 'Dash to Panel' extension and install it.
- Press 'Extension Settings', find the settings button of the 'Dash to Panel' in the menu.
- Open the configuration settings of 'Dash to Panel' and find the 'Position and Style' tab. On this tab you would find the 'Clock Location' configuration. Change this to 'Right of status menu'.
This would work. However, the side-effect (desired effect in my case) is that the 'Top panel' and the default Ubuntu 'dock' would merge together to form a single panel just like in the Windows OS.
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
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3 Answers
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
19
down vote
accepted
You may use a GNOME shell extension called Frippery Move Clock to achieve this goal.
Also another extension called Unite
[...] makes a few layout tweaks to the top panel and removes window decorations to make it look like Ubuntu Unity Shell.
Moving the clock to the right is among the modifications it does.
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
pomsky
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up vote
19
down vote
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Frippery Move Clock to achieve this goal.
Also another extension called Unite
[...] makes a few layout tweaks to the top panel and removes window decorations to make it look like Ubuntu Unity Shell.
Moving the clock to the right is among the modifications it does.
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
pomsky
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up vote
19
down vote
accepted
up vote
19
down vote
accepted
You may use a GNOME shell extension called Frippery Move Clock to achieve this goal.
Also another extension called Unite
[...] makes a few layout tweaks to the top panel and removes window decorations to make it look like Ubuntu Unity Shell.
Moving the clock to the right is among the modifications it does.
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
pomsky
22k76795
You may use a GNOME shell extension called Frippery Move Clock to achieve this goal.
Also another extension called Unite
[...] makes a few layout tweaks to the top panel and removes window decorations to make it look like Ubuntu Unity Shell.
Moving the clock to the right is among the modifications it does.
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
pomsky
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edited Feb 21 at 12:35
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
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answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
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answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:32
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You can use the Extend Panel Menu which is found at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1201/extend-panel-menu/
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
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You can use the Extend Panel Menu which is found at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1201/extend-panel-menu/
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
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You can use the Extend Panel Menu which is found at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1201/extend-panel-menu/
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
heynnema
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You can use the Extend Panel Menu which is found at https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1201/extend-panel-menu/
answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
heynnema
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answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
heynnema
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answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
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answered Sep 29 '17 at 17:34
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Here is how I did it (on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS):
- Launch 'Ubuntu Software' which is built in Ubuntu 18.04.
- Install 'Dash to Panel' shell extension from 'Add-ons' -> 'Shell Extensions'. Scroll down to find the 'Dash to Panel' extension and install it.
- Press 'Extension Settings', find the settings button of the 'Dash to Panel' in the menu.
- Open the configuration settings of 'Dash to Panel' and find the 'Position and Style' tab. On this tab you would find the 'Clock Location' configuration. Change this to 'Right of status menu'.
This would work. However, the side-effect (desired effect in my case) is that the 'Top panel' and the default Ubuntu 'dock' would merge together to form a single panel just like in the Windows OS.
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
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up vote
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Here is how I did it (on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS):
- Launch 'Ubuntu Software' which is built in Ubuntu 18.04.
- Install 'Dash to Panel' shell extension from 'Add-ons' -> 'Shell Extensions'. Scroll down to find the 'Dash to Panel' extension and install it.
- Press 'Extension Settings', find the settings button of the 'Dash to Panel' in the menu.
- Open the configuration settings of 'Dash to Panel' and find the 'Position and Style' tab. On this tab you would find the 'Clock Location' configuration. Change this to 'Right of status menu'.
This would work. However, the side-effect (desired effect in my case) is that the 'Top panel' and the default Ubuntu 'dock' would merge together to form a single panel just like in the Windows OS.
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
212
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Here is how I did it (on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS):
- Launch 'Ubuntu Software' which is built in Ubuntu 18.04.
- Install 'Dash to Panel' shell extension from 'Add-ons' -> 'Shell Extensions'. Scroll down to find the 'Dash to Panel' extension and install it.
- Press 'Extension Settings', find the settings button of the 'Dash to Panel' in the menu.
- Open the configuration settings of 'Dash to Panel' and find the 'Position and Style' tab. On this tab you would find the 'Clock Location' configuration. Change this to 'Right of status menu'.
This would work. However, the side-effect (desired effect in my case) is that the 'Top panel' and the default Ubuntu 'dock' would merge together to form a single panel just like in the Windows OS.
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
212
Here is how I did it (on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS):
- Launch 'Ubuntu Software' which is built in Ubuntu 18.04.
- Install 'Dash to Panel' shell extension from 'Add-ons' -> 'Shell Extensions'. Scroll down to find the 'Dash to Panel' extension and install it.
- Press 'Extension Settings', find the settings button of the 'Dash to Panel' in the menu.
- Open the configuration settings of 'Dash to Panel' and find the 'Position and Style' tab. On this tab you would find the 'Clock Location' configuration. Change this to 'Right of status menu'.
This would work. However, the side-effect (desired effect in my case) is that the 'Top panel' and the default Ubuntu 'dock' would merge together to form a single panel just like in the Windows OS.
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
212
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
edited Jun 22 at 16:53
pomsky
22k76795
22k76795
answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
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answered Jun 19 at 17:35
MGLondon
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answered Jun 19 at 17:35
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