Ubuntu 17.10 (gnome shell) and workspaces grid previews

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Is it possible, with gnome-shell, to get NxN workspaces (for example 3x3) with previews, like this was possible with unity ?



If yes, how ?



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    Is it possible, with gnome-shell, to get NxN workspaces (for example 3x3) with previews, like this was possible with unity ?



    If yes, how ?



    Thanks a lot.




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      Is it possible, with gnome-shell, to get NxN workspaces (for example 3x3) with previews, like this was possible with unity ?



      If yes, how ?



      Thanks a lot.




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      Is it possible, with gnome-shell, to get NxN workspaces (for example 3x3) with previews, like this was possible with unity ?



      If yes, how ?



      Thanks a lot.





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          Yes, you can do it using the Workspace Grid extension.



          Do one of the following (reproduced from the Installation section):




          1. Download the .zip file on the Downloads page.

          2. Open gnome-tweak-tool, go to "Shell Extensions", "Install Extension" and select the .zip file.

          Or



          1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/

          2. Install by clicking the toggle switch

          3. Hit the configuration button next to the switch (a page reload may be required).






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            Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
            – davcha
            Oct 20 '17 at 10:35










          • @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
            – d4nyll
            Oct 20 '17 at 12:26






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            Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
            – Finn Årup Nielsen
            Jan 22 at 11:07










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          Yes, you can do it using the Workspace Grid extension.



          Do one of the following (reproduced from the Installation section):




          1. Download the .zip file on the Downloads page.

          2. Open gnome-tweak-tool, go to "Shell Extensions", "Install Extension" and select the .zip file.

          Or



          1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/

          2. Install by clicking the toggle switch

          3. Hit the configuration button next to the switch (a page reload may be required).






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            Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
            – davcha
            Oct 20 '17 at 10:35










          • @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
            – d4nyll
            Oct 20 '17 at 12:26






          • 1




            Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
            – Finn Årup Nielsen
            Jan 22 at 11:07














          up vote
          7
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          Yes, you can do it using the Workspace Grid extension.



          Do one of the following (reproduced from the Installation section):




          1. Download the .zip file on the Downloads page.

          2. Open gnome-tweak-tool, go to "Shell Extensions", "Install Extension" and select the .zip file.

          Or



          1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/

          2. Install by clicking the toggle switch

          3. Hit the configuration button next to the switch (a page reload may be required).






          share|improve this answer


















          • 2




            Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
            – davcha
            Oct 20 '17 at 10:35










          • @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
            – d4nyll
            Oct 20 '17 at 12:26






          • 1




            Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
            – Finn Årup Nielsen
            Jan 22 at 11:07












          up vote
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          up vote
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          Yes, you can do it using the Workspace Grid extension.



          Do one of the following (reproduced from the Installation section):




          1. Download the .zip file on the Downloads page.

          2. Open gnome-tweak-tool, go to "Shell Extensions", "Install Extension" and select the .zip file.

          Or



          1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/

          2. Install by clicking the toggle switch

          3. Hit the configuration button next to the switch (a page reload may be required).






          share|improve this answer














          Yes, you can do it using the Workspace Grid extension.



          Do one of the following (reproduced from the Installation section):




          1. Download the .zip file on the Downloads page.

          2. Open gnome-tweak-tool, go to "Shell Extensions", "Install Extension" and select the .zip file.

          Or



          1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/484/workspace-grid/

          2. Install by clicking the toggle switch

          3. Hit the configuration button next to the switch (a page reload may be required).







          share|improve this answer














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          answered Oct 20 '17 at 9:55









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            Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
            – davcha
            Oct 20 '17 at 10:35










          • @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
            – d4nyll
            Oct 20 '17 at 12:26






          • 1




            Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
            – Finn Årup Nielsen
            Jan 22 at 11:07












          • 2




            Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
            – davcha
            Oct 20 '17 at 10:35










          • @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
            – d4nyll
            Oct 20 '17 at 12:26






          • 1




            Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
            – Finn Årup Nielsen
            Jan 22 at 11:07







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          Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
          – davcha
          Oct 20 '17 at 10:35




          Does this solution show previews of workspace while swithcing workspaces ?
          – davcha
          Oct 20 '17 at 10:35












          @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
          – d4nyll
          Oct 20 '17 at 12:26




          @davcha No, but you're not going to get anything better unless you implement it yourself.
          – d4nyll
          Oct 20 '17 at 12:26




          1




          1




          Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
          – Finn Årup Nielsen
          Jan 22 at 11:07




          Where does one find the "Shell Extensions" item. On the left side of the gnome-tweak-tool I find an item with the name Extensions. Under this I see Ubuntu appindicators and Ubuntu dock. That is for Ubuntu 17.04.
          – Finn Årup Nielsen
          Jan 22 at 11:07

















           

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