Information for build gnome-shell-extension-historymanager-prefix-search-10-2.fc27
| ID | 4311 | |||||||
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| Package Name | gnome-shell-extension-historymanager-prefix-search | |||||||
| Version | 10 | |||||||
| Release | 2.fc27 | |||||||
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| Summary | Use PageUp and PageDown to search for previous GNOME Shell commands | |||||||
| Description | The GNOME Shell Run Command dialog (Alt-F2) and Looking Glass let you cycle through the history of previous commands with the arrow keys, but there's currently no built-in way to search or do autocompletion for commands. With HistoryManager Prefix Search, you can type the beginning of a command, and then hit the PageUp and PageDown keys to cycle through previous commands which match the prefix you typed. **NOTE:** After installing, each user that wants HistoryManager Prefix Search must still enable the extension before it will take effect. You can do so a few different ways: * If you've already installed the GNOME Shell integration web browser plugin, go to <https://extensions.gnome.org/local/>, find the extension, and click the switch to "ON." * Open GNOME Tweak Tool, go to the Extensions tab, find the extension, and click the switch to "ON." * Open a terminal or the desktop's command dialog and run: gnome-shell-extension-tool --enable historymanager-prefix-search@sustmidown.centrum.cz You may also need to restart GNOME Shell (open the command dialog with Alt-F2, type `r`, and hit enter), or log out and log back in. | |||||||
| Built by | kojiadmin | |||||||
| State | complete | |||||||
| Volume | DEFAULT | |||||||
| Started | Sat, 14 Apr 2018 19:58:46 UTC | |||||||
| Completed | Sat, 14 Apr 2018 19:58:46 UTC | |||||||
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| Changelog | * Mon Oct 30 2017 Andrew Toskin <andrew@tosk.in> - 10-2 - Source tarball name should ideally match package name. - Move notes on setup to a README in docs directory. * Wed Oct 25 2017 Andrew Toskin <andrew@tosk.in> - 10-1 - Split HistoryManager Prefix Search into its own package. |
