Close 'Show Applications' screen via click
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After clicking Show Applications in the dock, on the occasion I don't click an app, I'd like to click anywhere in the window to close it. Currently I have to mouse down and click the Show Application icon again for the window to close. Is this possible?
- Ubuntu 18.04.1
- Dash-to-Dock v64
18.04 gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension dock
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After clicking Show Applications in the dock, on the occasion I don't click an app, I'd like to click anywhere in the window to close it. Currently I have to mouse down and click the Show Application icon again for the window to close. Is this possible?
- Ubuntu 18.04.1
- Dash-to-Dock v64
18.04 gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension dock
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
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You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago
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After clicking Show Applications in the dock, on the occasion I don't click an app, I'd like to click anywhere in the window to close it. Currently I have to mouse down and click the Show Application icon again for the window to close. Is this possible?
- Ubuntu 18.04.1
- Dash-to-Dock v64
18.04 gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension dock
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
After clicking Show Applications in the dock, on the occasion I don't click an app, I'd like to click anywhere in the window to close it. Currently I have to mouse down and click the Show Application icon again for the window to close. Is this possible?
- Ubuntu 18.04.1
- Dash-to-Dock v64
18.04 gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension dock
18.04 gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension dock
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
edited 19 mins ago
pomsky
30.5k1193127
30.5k1193127
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
asked 1 hour ago
NatetronnNatetronn
1166
1166
2
You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago
add a comment |
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You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago
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You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago
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You can press Escape Key too, it's the easiest means to close Show Applications.
– Dominik Cornice
47 mins ago
Or better press <Super> or click 'Activities' at the top-left corner to close the Show Applications screen. Also just to confirm, did you manually install the Dash-to-Dock extension. The one that is shipped with Ubuntu 18.04 by default is not exactly Dash-to-Dock, but a fork of it.
– pomsky
22 mins ago