The best gnome shell extensions for ubuntu

If you are an Ubuntu user, you will like this post that we have prepared to present you the five best GNOME Shell extensions for the Canonical operating system with which you will surely get the system to better adapt to your tastes and preferences and possibly greater productivity.

The 5 best GNOME Shell extensions for your Ubuntu

Dash to Dock

First of all we have the Dash to Dock extension that will allow you to place the GNOME Dash as a desktop dock instead of the characteristic GNOME Shell sidebar. With the new dock you will be able to add application launchers, reorder them, use them to minimize applications and switch between the ones you have open. Like any good dock you can customize it in size and different themes.

Dash to Dock on GNOME Extensions

TopIcons Plus

An extension that will solve the problem of older applications with icons that require the taskbar, which tend to be hidden in the lower left corner of GNOME Shell. An unpleasant effect that complicates the use of some applications such as Skype, Franz, Telegram and Dropbox that are based on icons in the taskbar.

TopIcons Plus on GNOME Extensions

Caffeine

An extension that is responsible for keeping your computer awake, very useful if you want to prevent the screen saver and automatic suspension from appearing on your laptop. Supports GNOME Shell 3.4 or higher.

Caffeine on GNOME Extensions

Drop Down Terminal

The handy Linux command terminal also deserves an extension. Drop Down Terminal will serve you to access the terminal by pressing a couple of keys on your keyboard.

Drop Down Terminal on GNOME Extensions

Top Panel Workspace Scroll

If you are a user who takes advantage of multiple work environments this extension will allow you to switch between them very quickly with a simple scroll in the top panel.

Source: omgubuntu