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Great write up, thanks!\n
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You can use the bangs `!arch` or `!aw` to search the arch wiki, e.g. `!aw kde`.\n
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I don’t think dash to dock is a must have extensiom. The workflow of GNOME is different to other opersting systems. That’s why GNOME boots into overview and not the desktop. The overview is there to launch an app or switch to it graphically. When you boot the system the first thing would be to go into overview to launch an app, hence it boots directly into overview. Removing dash from overview defeats the purpose of it.\n
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Great write up, thanks!\n
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You can use the bangs `!arch` or `!aw` to search the arch wiki, e.g. `!aw kde`.\n
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I don’t think dash to dock is a must have extensiom. The workflow of GNOME is different to other opersting systems. That’s why GNOME boots into overview and not the desktop. The overview is there to launch an app or switch to it graphically. When you boot the system the first thing would be to go into overview to launch an app, hence it boots directly into overview. Removing dash from overview defeats the purpose of it.\n
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Great write up, thanks!\n
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You can use the bangs `!arch` or `!aw` to search the arch wiki, e.g. `!aw kde`.\n
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