Category Archives: Gnome

Resize images directly from nautilus

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Nick

The more often we need to a certain task, the more direct access we want to have to it. We don’t want to click through 10 sub-menus to create a new folder (that’s why it is right in the context … Continue reading →

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Syncing your Google calendar data with gnome 3 without evolution

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Nick

I use Google calendar to manage all my appointments, because of the nice synchronization with android. But sometimes when I need to quickly check if I’m free on some day I want my calendar within a one-click distance. The GNOME 3 shell … Continue reading →

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Turning Gnome 3 into a usable thing

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Nick

Note: Please keep in mind that this article was written in March 2012, so it may or may not be partially out of date. Much has been said about the usability or the lack thereof in GNOME 3 and I … Continue reading →

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