I am Using Ubuntu 18.04.  When I click "Show Applications" icon, I see "Frequent" &amp; "All".  When I click "All", I can see some apps icons individually and some merged into "Utilities".    How can I control merging and unmerging and also create new group and putting some apps in this group &amp; removing. Is there a way?
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Dose anyone know how to make application folders like the 'utilities' folder? It's because I have a lot of apps and want to group them by topic.
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Is there anyway to add icons groups to the favorites bar aka Ubuntu dock (something like drawers or unity-launcher-folders) in Ubuntu 18.04 ?
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Some of my Apps Icons are changing to a generic app icon, and I have no idea why. Tried to restart the system and nothing. 3 days ago i updated my Skype and then the icon is gone.
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I am using Ubuntu 18.04. I realize with GNOME, or its extensions, I can do things like hide the title bar. However, I want to hide the title bar and still see the windows management icons like on Mac OS and Windows.   Is this possible?
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After an update I ended up with this:    How can I add the default Files quicklist options which are not bookmarks (Documents, Downloads, Music...)  The same happened to Nautilus when I opened it, but I added the options in ~.config/user-dirs.dirs but now the Launcher icon is missing this options.
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I've just upgraded from Ubuntu 18.04 to its newest LTS version - 20.04. While it comes with some interesting changes, the Desktop icon system was messed up in my opinion. When you hover the mouse cursor over the icons, you see a huge space marked around them that cannot be violated (as you can see in the image below) so that they need to be placed very far apart from each other.  18.04 allowed you to place icons much closer to each other and didn't have that marked space around them. This new way leaves much less space on the Desktop to organize large amounts of icons - including folders, files and shortcuts. Is there a way I can significantly reduce the size of icons and their "spaces" or go back to the old system of organizing files? On "Settings", there is a tool to change the size of Dock icons, but not of Desktop icons.  Also, every time I move or delete something, the Desktop "flashes" and the icons seem to rearrange themselves automatically, nothing of which happened in 18.04. I also can't move anything directly to the Desktop; I need to move to the Desktop folder on Nautilus. This makes me start to think about downgrading Ubuntu back to 18.04.
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Not packages and not all applications. Just the applications user installed by himself from whatever source (Software Center, manually added PPA, etc.). If the above is not possible - a list of all installed applications or at least a GUI which lists the applications so I can take screenshots of it.  I've read a dozen of similar questions and people posting answers usually don't even get close to OP question merit. Please note that my question includes 'user installed'.   Answer: It is not currently possible in Ubuntu Linux.  (choosing tijybba's answer as the closest one though)
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Is there a way to merge to two bars in GNOME 3? Best case scenario would be to have one single bottom or top bar that has all the symbols on the left side and the rest like the time indicator, connections, on/off button, etc. on the right side.  Is that possible in any way?
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I’m new to Ubuntu. I don't know where the log out, reboot and shut down icons in my application list came from. I just need to remove this from here.
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This question has two parts:   I've Googled but cannot find anything about this. Is there a way to make that "All Apps" section disappear completely from the Start Menu? (The section to which I refer is labelled as #2 .) I kept coming across posts that addressed how to remove individual apps from that grouping - but that's not what I'm trying to do... Also, I'd honestly rather uninstall all of those "Metro" apps altogether. I found it quite surprising when I'd right-click on an app shortcut and "uninstall", it was only for that user. I found help online how to use PowerShell to remove them. But that wasn't too effective - in particular I remember the XBox just wouldn't go away. I ended up taking ownership of the folder that contains all of those "lovely" apps and renaming some of them with some prefix like "REMOVED___"... Is there a way to actually blow all of these away completely?
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I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 and I think that I have found a bug. When I open terminal and  go to edit profile preferences I get a rectangle with a cross on the title bar. It happened with other applications too. Here are the screen shots:
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I have disabled the global menu and want to put the classic Application/Places/System menu in its place. How would I go about doing that in Ubuntu 12.04LTS?  (Note: I do want to try keeping unity as well as the dock launcher around for now to see if I can get used to that)
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Will there be a way to disable auto-hide behavior of global application menu in Unity. While I would prefer to have this behavior disabled by default (as it is bad UX), it looks like it's here to stay, so I'm wondering if, as a user, I will be able to turn it off.
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I unlocked the 'Files' button for the Ubuntu file manager from the unity launcher and I cannot get it back.   When I run the file manager from the dash, the icon does not appear on the launcher like it does for all other applications while they are running. I wanted to have an empty launcher when no applications are running, and just have the icons of those I am actively using there.  Any idea why I don't see it in the launcher when its running or how to lock it back?
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In Ubuntu 17.10, how do I rearrange the application icons in the dock area? I have tried many ways but failed, such as:   right-click the icons left-click or right-click the empty space in the dock
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I'm running 13.10 with Unity, and I have a "problem":  I'm using Nemo, because I prefer it over Nautilus (for obvious reasons imo), and it works really great.  The drawback of Nemo is, that it is kind of ugly; so I want to change the Icons of the folders. That's not a problem at all, using unity-tweak-tool, to change for example to one of the icon-themes which are delivered by .   The thing is, although this works great, and the Icons change, the problem is, that all of the Icons change, including my applications in the tray, and application icons in the dash. Can I modify the theme in such a way, that only the Icons for the folders change, and nothing else?  So e.g. delete everything in the ~/.icon/&lt;theme-name&gt;/ folder except places and "inherit" everything else from the default ubuntu-mono-dark theme?
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Is there a way to make Finder always expand to "Show All" by default in "Icon View"?  I am referring to this situation where the "Show All" is collapsed by default: