How to re-arrange opened tabs in panel?
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I am using Dash to panel extension with GNOME Tweaks in Ubuntu 18.04 to move the taskbar to the bottom. But I cannot seem to be able to re-arrange opened tabs. Here's what I want to do:
Drag and drop doesn't work and it messes up the actual favorites icons. Is there a way to accomplish this?
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I am using Dash to panel extension with GNOME Tweaks in Ubuntu 18.04 to move the taskbar to the bottom. But I cannot seem to be able to re-arrange opened tabs. Here's what I want to do:
Drag and drop doesn't work and it messes up the actual favorites icons. Is there a way to accomplish this?
icons gnome-shell panel gnome-shell-extension taskbar
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
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asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
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I am using Dash to panel extension with GNOME Tweaks in Ubuntu 18.04 to move the taskbar to the bottom. But I cannot seem to be able to re-arrange opened tabs. Here's what I want to do:
Drag and drop doesn't work and it messes up the actual favorites icons. Is there a way to accomplish this?
icons gnome-shell panel gnome-shell-extension taskbar
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
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asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
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I am using Dash to panel extension with GNOME Tweaks in Ubuntu 18.04 to move the taskbar to the bottom. But I cannot seem to be able to re-arrange opened tabs. Here's what I want to do:
Drag and drop doesn't work and it messes up the actual favorites icons. Is there a way to accomplish this?
icons gnome-shell panel gnome-shell-extension taskbar
icons gnome-shell panel gnome-shell-extension taskbar
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
27.9k1185112
asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
89021421
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
27.9k1185112
asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
89021421
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
27.9k1185112
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
27.9k1185112
edited Dec 12 at 20:15
pomsky
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asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
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asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
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asked Dec 11 at 1:47
CluelessNoob
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No, there is no way to accomplish this. Only permanently pinned icons, i.e., your favorites, icons that remain there whether the application is open or not, can be rearranged by drag-and-drop.
The way you configured Dock to Dock, favorite icons are used as launchers, whereas open windows appear as buttons right to the section of the launchers. The buttons (icons with text) appear in the order the windows have been opened and are not designed to be moved. On the other hand, you can rearrange the launchers (single icons) on the left.
answered Dec 11 at 8:38
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Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
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- add to favorites
- re-arrange
- remove from favorites (optional)
answered Dec 12 at 20:22
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Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
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No, there is no way to accomplish this. Only permanently pinned icons, i.e., your favorites, icons that remain there whether the application is open or not, can be rearranged by drag-and-drop.
The way you configured Dock to Dock, favorite icons are used as launchers, whereas open windows appear as buttons right to the section of the launchers. The buttons (icons with text) appear in the order the windows have been opened and are not designed to be moved. On the other hand, you can rearrange the launchers (single icons) on the left.
answered Dec 11 at 8:38
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Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
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No, there is no way to accomplish this. Only permanently pinned icons, i.e., your favorites, icons that remain there whether the application is open or not, can be rearranged by drag-and-drop.
The way you configured Dock to Dock, favorite icons are used as launchers, whereas open windows appear as buttons right to the section of the launchers. The buttons (icons with text) appear in the order the windows have been opened and are not designed to be moved. On the other hand, you can rearrange the launchers (single icons) on the left.
answered Dec 11 at 8:38
vanadium
4,66911127
Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
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No, there is no way to accomplish this. Only permanently pinned icons, i.e., your favorites, icons that remain there whether the application is open or not, can be rearranged by drag-and-drop.
The way you configured Dock to Dock, favorite icons are used as launchers, whereas open windows appear as buttons right to the section of the launchers. The buttons (icons with text) appear in the order the windows have been opened and are not designed to be moved. On the other hand, you can rearrange the launchers (single icons) on the left.
answered Dec 11 at 8:38
vanadium
4,66911127
No, there is no way to accomplish this. Only permanently pinned icons, i.e., your favorites, icons that remain there whether the application is open or not, can be rearranged by drag-and-drop.
The way you configured Dock to Dock, favorite icons are used as launchers, whereas open windows appear as buttons right to the section of the launchers. The buttons (icons with text) appear in the order the windows have been opened and are not designed to be moved. On the other hand, you can rearrange the launchers (single icons) on the left.
answered Dec 11 at 8:38
vanadium
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answered Dec 11 at 8:38
vanadium
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answered Dec 11 at 8:38
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answered Dec 11 at 8:38
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Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
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Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
Thanks. On a side note, can you recommend any other option (maybe some other environment) where I can re-arrange the icons?
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:00
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- re-arrange
- remove from favorites (optional)
answered Dec 12 at 20:22
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Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
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- add to favorites
- re-arrange
- remove from favorites (optional)
answered Dec 12 at 20:22
werotuarious
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Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
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- remove from favorites (optional)
answered Dec 12 at 20:22
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- add to favorites
- re-arrange
- remove from favorites (optional)
answered Dec 12 at 20:22
werotuarious
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answered Dec 12 at 20:22
werotuarious
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answered Dec 12 at 20:22
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answered Dec 12 at 20:22
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Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
add a comment |
Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
Thanks, but that's not really a "lazy-friendly" procedure, hehe.
– CluelessNoob
Dec 13 at 9:01
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
you're welcome :) I know, but I think it's the only way to do it.
– werotuarious
Dec 13 at 9:19
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