how to add shut down button in the toolbar

[sunnyy9]

plz tell me how to add shut down button in the toolbar, installed fedora 17 64 bit

[BBQdave]

Originally Posted by sunnyy9

plz tell me how to add shut down button in the toolbar, installed fedora 17 64 bit

Strike the ALT key while clicking on the Suspend selection, then click on the Power button that appears in the pop up menu... which will shutdown your system.

Yes, I know, Gnome 3, amazingly straight forward

[sunnyy9]

thanks frnd

one more thing, where is minimize button in every window???

[BBQdave]

Originally Posted by sunnyy9

one more thing, where is minimize button in every window???

If you right click on the top of an open window, if brings up a sub menu of choices.

Though I think the Gnome 3 idea is to strike the Windows key or place your mouse arrow in the top left corner of your screen - that minimizes all open windows, so you can select the window you want.

The Gnome 3 idea, is that a user should only focus on one window at a time, everything else drops to the background or is hidden until you need it.

If you are looking for a Gnome 2 style interface, hang in there, Cinnamon and MATE are making there way into the next release of Fedora.

Personally, I like Mint 13 (Maya) MATE. It is the continuation of Gnome 2 and IMHO a sane stable desktop

[sunnyy9]

i m getting some problem like "database disk image is malformed".....while updating basic stuffs like yum plugin fastestmirror.....what to do?

problem is solved as i searched other threads and ran some commands, didnt worked though later did yum clean all and it worked and updated the database again......

[Gareth Jones]

Originally Posted by sunnyy9

one more thing, where is minimize button in every window???

There is no obvious place to minimize to (no panel or task-bar), so minimized window just "disappear". Their still shown in the overview (via the Activities button), but to avoid confusion the minimize button was hidden.

You can right-click the window's title-bar and use the menu, as mentioned, or you can install and run "gnome-tweak-tool". Go to the shell section "Shell" and set "Arrangement of buttons on the titlebar" as you wish.

[solo2101]

you can try this website to "customize" gnome
https://extensions.gnome.org/

you can also install gnome-tweak-tool