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Weather O'Clock is an extension that adds the current weather next to the clock on the top bar of the GNOME Shell.
PaperWM is an experimental GNOME Shell extension providing scrollable tiling of windows and per monitor workspaces. It's inspired by paper notebooks and tiling window managers.
Markets is a GTK application that displays financial data, helping users track stocks, currencies and cryptocurrencies.
blackbox-terminal is an elegant and customizable terminal for GNOME.
Ptyxis is a terminal emulator with an emphasis on multi-tabbed, container-oriented workflows.
Cambalache is a RAD tool for Gtk 4 and 3 with a clear MVC design and data model first philosophy.
Just Perfection allows you to change various settings, that GNOME Shell itself does not provide out of the box, such as the ability to hide certain elements or change animation speeds.
Orchis is a Material Design them for GNOME/GTK based desktop environments. It is based on materia-theme and adds more color variants.
Displays a timer indicator in the top bar, provides notifications, screen overlays, automatic Do-Not-Disturb, and a lock screen widget in GNOME. Requires the focus-timer application to be installed.
This extension implements an internet radio player directly inside GNOME Shell. It can manage stations and play streams.
tiramisu is a notification daemon based on dunst that outputs notifications to STDOUT in order to allow the user to process notifications any way they prefer.
Gom provides an object mapper from GObjects to SQLite. It helps you write applications that need to store structured data as well as make complex queries upon that data.
Bonobo is a framework for creating reusable components for use in GNOME applications, built on top of CORBA.
A guided tour and greeter for GNOME.
Librsvg is a library to render SVG images to Cairo surfaces. GNOME uses this to render SVG icons. Outside of GNOME, other desktop environments use it for similar purposes. Wikimedia uses it for Wikipedia's SVG diagrams.
GNOME Screenshot is a utility used for taking screenshots of the entire screen, a window or a user defined area of the screen, with optional beautifying border effects.
libgweather is a library to access weather information from online services for numerous locations.
The libmediaart library is the foundation for media art caching, extraction, and lookup for applications on the desktop.
The libdazzle library is a companion library to GObject and Gtk+. It provides various features that the authors wish were in the underlying library but cannot for various reasons. In most cases, they are wildly out of scope for those libraries. In other cases, they are not quite generic enough to work for everyone.
gnome-common contains various files needed to bootstrap GNOME modules built from Git. It contains a common "autogen.sh" script that can be used to configure a source directory checked out from Git and some commonly used macros.
GNOME Weather is a small application that allows you to monitor the current weather conditions for your city, or anywhere in the world.
Given many installed packages which might handle a given MIME type, a user running the GNOME desktop probably has some preferences: for example, that folders be opened by default by the Nautilus file manager, not the Baobab disk usage analyzer. This package establishes that set of default MIME type associations for GNOME.
Geoclue is a D-Bus service that provides location information. The primary goal of the Geoclue project is to make creating location-aware applications as simple as possible, while the secondary goal is to ensure that no application can access location information without explicit permission from user.
Calls can make and answer phone calls using different backends, such as ModemManager for phones and SIP for VoIP.