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Old 02-07-2009, 08:17 AM   #1
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Gnome Do question


Maybe i'm not too bright, but I cannot figure out how to summon those plugins I've installed, like Twitter for example.

Any help is welcome!
 
Old 02-07-2009, 09:36 AM   #2
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If you don't have ~/.local/share/gnome-do/plugins directory,create one and copy all the plugins to it.Restart Gnome-Do.I hope that's what you need.
 
Old 02-07-2009, 08:14 PM   #3
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If you don't have ~/.local/share/gnome-do/plugins directory,create one and copy all the plugins to it.Restart Gnome-Do.I hope that's what you need.
As far as I understand plugins have been installed. WHat now? How do I use them?? Thanks!
 
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Then you need to go here.
 
Old 02-08-2009, 08:16 AM   #5
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Then you need to go here.
pls forgive me but still i do not understand. Plugins are installed correctly I think, at least it seems so looking at the preferences. What I do not undedrstand is... what next?
can you give me an example of how u use one plugin, like twitter or pastebin?

thanks a million
 
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I'm starting Gnome-do with the Windblows(super)+space key.Then you have two little windows.First one is highlighted,meaning that I work in that window now.That window is for typing words or letters of what you want to find.If I type F,then everything with F in my computer that Gnome-do can find will be there,to look at what it has found I use the up and down arrow keys.When I select what I want then I press Tab and I'm on the second window.In the second window I choose what I want to do with whatever is in the first window.For available options of what I can do,again I use up and down arrows on the keyboard.Sometimes there will be a third window and again the procedure is the same,for every plugin.
 
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I'm starting Gnome-do with the Windblows(super)+space key.Then you have two little windows.First one is highlighted,meaning that I work in that window now.That window is for typing words or letters of what you want to find.If I type F,then everything with F in my computer that Gnome-do can find will be there,to look at what it has found I use the up and down arrow keys.When I select what I want then I press Tab and I'm on the second window.In the second window I choose what I want to do with whatever is in the first window.For available options of what I can do,again I use up and down arrows on the keyboard.Sometimes there will be a third window and again the procedure is the same,for every plugin.
Thx a bunch makes sense now!

i didnt read anywhere about the tab thing"
 
  


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