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We do have a new lead though, the ledger has a safe deposit box under the regional manager's name. Guess what, dumb sucker wrote down his combination. Come with me to retrieve the box and you can keep any of the goodies in it that I can't use to press charges against these bastards. I hope you will find use from what you got out of the deposit box but I also have another job for you that might lead you to an opportunity to deal out justice for those who cannot. First things first, we can't just look like ruffians.
Find us a deputy badge, easy enough? I've lost so many friends� please find me a patient list from the regional hospital or doctor's office. I just want to know who might still be out there. Go to location on map which is a hospital, and bring back the Patient record, hospitals are usually filled with zombies; be carful. The npc's value towards you will increase by , and you can ask the npc for an item from their inventory or teach you something, this also allows you to follow a mission tree marked in-wiki with.
I can't thank you enough for bringing me the patient records but I do have another request. You seem to know your way around� could you take me to one of the FEMA camps? I know some were overrun but I don't want to believe all of them could have fallen. Go to the location highlighted in the map, the npc will follow you too, but be carful as the fema camps are filled with high tier zombies. The npc's value towards you will increase by , and you can ask the npc for an item from their inventory or teach you something, the follow up mission is Reach Farm House 3.
I really wish I could have done something to save my brother but he was one of the first to go. I'd like to start over, just rebuild at one of the farms in the countryside. Can you help me secure one? The npc's value towards you will increase by , and you can ask the npc for an item from their inventory or teach you something, this is the last mission in this mission tree.
As the world seems to abandon the reality that we once knew, it becomes plausible that the old superstitions that were cast aside may have had some truth to them.
Please go and find me a religious relic� I doubt it will be of much use but I've got to hope in something. From what I understand, the creatures you encountered surrounding this relic were unlike anything I've heard of. It is laughable that I now consider the living dead to be part of our ordinary reality. Never-the-less, the church must have some explanation for these events.
I have located the residence of a local clergy man, could you go to this address and recover any items that may reveal what the church's stance is on these events?
You have no idea how interesting this diary is. I have two very promising leads� First things first, the Catholic Church has been performing its own investigations into global cult phenomenon and it appears to have become very interested in a local cult as of recently.
Could you investigate a location for me? I'm not sure what was going on here but the priest seemed fairly worried about it. I have another task if you are feeling up to it. There is a prisoner that the priest made special mention of. I was wondering if you could see what may have happened to him or if he left anything in his cell. The priest admits the individual is rather unstable, to put it lightly, but the priest personally believed the man was some kind of repentant visionary.
I'm not in a position to cast out the account just yet� it seems the man has prophesied events accurately before concerning the Church of Starry Wisdom. Go to the location highlighted in the map, a prison; and retrieve the book which is called visions solitude. The eater of the dead� something was ripping zombies to shreds and only leaving a few scattered limbs�. A few days ago another survivor and I were trying to avoid the cities by staying in the woods during the day and foraging for gear at night.
It worked well against the normal zed's but one night something caught onto our trail and chased us for ten minutes or so until we decided to split up and meet-up back here. My buddy never showed up and I don't have the means to kill whatever it was. Can you lend a hand? You're kitted out better than most� would you be interested in making this world a little better for the rest of us? The towns have enough supplies for us survivors to start securing a foothold but we don't have anyone with the skills and equipment to thin the masses of undead.
I'll lend you a hand to the best of my ability but you really showed promise taking out that other beast. You, I, and a zombies laid to rest, what do you say? Apparently one of the other survivors picked up on an unusually dense horde of undead moving into the area. At the center of this throng there was a 'leader' of some sort. The short of it is, kill the son of a bitch. We don't know what it is capable of or why it is surrounded by other zombies but this thing reeks of trouble.
Do whatever it takes but we can't risk it getting away. We've got another problem to deal with but I don't think we can handle it on our own. So, I sent word out and found us a volunteer� of sorts. He's vain as hell but has a little skill with firearms. He was supposed to collect whatever he had of value and is going to meet us at a cabin in the woods. Wasn't sure how long we were going to be so I told him to just camp there until we picked him up.
I got the brief so I know what I'm getting into. Let me be upfront, treat me like shit and I'm going to cover my own hide. However, you treat me well and give me something to believe in, even if it's just a shiny bit of metal, and I'll do you right. Without a strong band a man doesn't stand a chance in this world. You ready to take charge boss? This world could use a Sheriff just about now. Investigate a nearby field and return with Dr. Prado and the robot prototype she was testing.
If the robot remains operational, avoid direct confrontation and use EMP grenades to disable it. One of our scientists recently left the lab to perform a field test on a prototype robot, but failed to return, and has not been heard of since. Investigate the test and return with her and the prototype. Failing that, return with the data recorder that was attached to our prototype. Find the corpse of a Hub 01's AI researcher and use the mind splicer kit to recover the memories stored inside their memory implant.
When the portal storms started, the Government issued an evacuation order for critical XEDRA personnel and sent convoys to retrieve them, with our head of AI research among the recalled.
We recently discovered that he died when the convoy transferring him was ambushed in the initial chaos, but his corpse and memory bionic might remain intact enough for us to extract valuable knowledge. We want you to travel to the location, make a copy of his Bionic Memory Unit, and return it to us.
Go to location highlighted on the map, you will find a military cars wreck, you have to find the person's body and use the mind splicer kit on them and return the data.
You will get four RobofacCoins and a new mercenary npc will spawn near the entrance also a free merchants camp will spawn in the parking lot. Reach the collapsed tower basement, and search the ruins for a photonic circuitry template. The intercom warned you about heavy enemy presence, and of the existence of a hazardous environment. Our facility once sourced advanced photonic circuitry from a nearby robotics manufacturer.
Their building suffered major damage during the portal storms, and collapsed almost entirely. However, preliminary scouting reveals that the basement prototyping lab likely remains intact. Go to location highlighted on the map, you will find a collapsed tower, it's a dangerous place so be careful, go to the lower floor, which filled with radiations and bring the photonics template. You can intercept the robot indicated by Hub 01, or find an inactive robot somewhere else.
Our scout drones have already revealed the location of a stray robot that fits our purposes, and we simply ask you to intercept it, disable it, and retrieve it for us. We will equip you with a prototype gun fit for this purpose, if you accept. Go to location highlighted on the map, you will find a robot there, using the gun given to you by the intercom you have to shoot the robot, If you manged to hit the robot you will disable it, return the robot to the hub. This clown was into some of the different things, not the vanilla, you understand me?
I think you will find my valuables in a toy shop not so so far. Go to location highlighted on the map, which is a Yes, please. If you can ask around for someone who can help, I can gather the tools they will need and some payment for them. Go ask the center's npcs if they want to join you in cleaning the back room you just cleaned the zed from.
We now have a space to work in, and I have wood and nails to spare. All I need is a saw. I would love tablesaw and mitre saw, but I can work with a hand held circular saw for now. I have looked, and what we have is garbage. Can you bring me a good one? If you can find it, it would mean so much to me. I will give you directions to the shelter where he left it. The user is authenticated using enterprise credentials. You can use the realm utility and its various sub-commands to troubleshoot the enterprise login configuration.
To see whether the machine is configured for enterprise logins, run the following command:. Network administrators can configure and pre-join workstations to the relevant domains using the kickstart realm join command, or running realm join in an automated fashion from a script.
You can enable workstations to authenticate using smart cards. In order to do so, you must configure GDM to allow prompting for smart cards and configure operating system to log in using a smart card.
You can use two ways to configure the GDM to allow prompting for smart card authentication with GUI or using the command line. You can enable smart card authentication using dconf editor GUI. The dconf Editor application helps to update the configuration-related values on a dconf database. You can use the dconf command-line utility to enable the GDM login screen to recognize smart card authentication.
For smart card authentication you can use the system-config-authentication tool to configure the system to allow you to use smart cards. Thus, you can avail GDM as a valid authentication method for the graphical environment. The tool is provided by the authconfig-gtk package. You can use the system-config-authentication tool to enable fingerprint authentication to allow users to login using their enrolled fingerprints.
You can disable the print dialog from being shown to users. This can be useful if you are giving temporary access to a user or you do not want the user to print to network printers. The feature only works in applications which support it. The changes do not have effect on applications which do not support this feature.
To prevent applications from printing, lock down the org. Having followed these steps, applications supporting this lockdown key, such as Evolution , Evince , or Gedit , will disable printing. You can disable the Save and Save As dialogs. This can be useful if you are giving temporary access to a user or you do not want the user to save files to the computer.
The changes will have no effect on applications which do not support this feature. To prevent applications from file saving, lock down the org. This file contains a set of actions and default values, which can be overridden by system administrator. Users can evade the logout lockdown by switching to a different user.
To prevent such scenario, lock down user switching as well. Single-application mode is a modified GNOME session that reconfigures the Mutter window manager into an interactive kiosk. This session locks down certain behavior to make the standard desktop more restrictive.
The user can interact only with a single application selected by the administrator. You can set up single-application mode in a number of fields, from communication to entertainment or education, and use it as a self-serve machine, an event manager, a registration point, and so on. The single-application mode configuration is available from the gnome-session-kiosk-session package.
This procedure installs and enables single-application mode, which restricts the GNOME session to a single application. Install the gnome-session-kiosk-session package:. For example, to launch the Firefox browser in single-application mode, enter the following content:. The while true loop ensures that the application restarts if it terminates for any reason.
If you created the file or its containing directories as a different user than the single-application user, such as root , ensure that the file has the correct permissions:. Org display servers for both local and remote logins. When you make changes to the system configuration such as setting up the login screen banner message, login screen logo, or login screen background, restart GDM for your changes to take effect. Create a. Enter the following content in the file:.
Optionally, configure the application to start only when a selected GSettings key is enabled. As an administrator, you can enable automatic login from the Users panel in GNOME Settings , or you can set up automatic login manually in the GDM custom configuration file, as follows. Run the following procedure to set up automatic login for a user john. Replace john with the user that you want to be automatically logged in.
User sessions that have been idle for a specific period of time can be ended automatically. You can set different behavior based on whether the machine is running from a battery or from mains power by setting the corresponding GSettings key, then locking it. The number of seconds that the computer needs to be inactive before it goes to sleep if it is running from AC power. What should happen when the timeout has passed if the computer is running from AC power.
The number of seconds that the computer needs to be inactive before it goes to sleep if it is running from power. What should happen when the timeout has passed if the computer is running from battery power.
You can configure a default desktop session that is preselected for all users that have not logged in yet. If a user logs in using a different session than the default, their selection persists to their next login. Optional : To configure an exception to the default session for a certain user, follow these steps:. Replace 30 with the integer value you want to use. To set idle time after which the screen is blanked and the default screensaver is displayed:. Replace with the integer value you want to use.
You must include the uint32 along with the integer value as shown. To enable the screensaver and make the screen lock automatically when the user is idle, follow this procedure:. You must include the uint32 along with the integer key values as shown. The recorder allows users to record desktop or application activity during their session and distribute the recordings as high-resolution video files in the webm format. When the recorder is capturing the screen activity, it displays a red circle in the top-right corner of the screen.
The built-in recorder always captures the entire screen, including all monitors in multi-monitor setups. This procedure sets a default screen rotation for all users on a system and is suitable for mass deployment of homogenized display configuration. An example portrait orientation:. As a system administrator, you can configure the desktop environment to support users with a visual impairment.
Accessibility for users with a visual impairment is ensured by the Orca screen reader on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 desktop. Orca is included in the default RHEL installation. Orca reads information from the screen and communicates it to you using the following components:.
The Braille display is a device that uses the brltty service to provide tactile output for visually impaired users. To enable the Braille display, enable the brltty service to start automatically on boot.
By default, brltty is disabled. Ensure that brltty and speech synthesis for brltty are installed:. To set the users who are authorized to use a Braille display device, you can choose one of the following methods, which have an equal effect:. To specify one or more individual users, list the users on the following line:. Decide whether you want to use the autodetection for finding the appropriate driver for your Braille display device. Autodetection tries all drivers.
Therefore, it might take a long time or even fail. For this reason, setting up a particular driver is recommended. If you do not want to use the autodetection, specify the identification code of the required driver in the braille-driver directive. You can also set multiple drivers, separated by commas, and autodetection is then performed among them.
Table Braille display device types and the corresponding syntax. You can also set multiple devices, separated by commas, and each of them will be probed in turn. If the device is connected by a serial-to-USB adapter, setting braille-device to usb: does not work.
In this case, identify the virtual serial device that the kernel has created for the adapter. The virtual serial device can look like this:. You can find the actual device name in the kernel messages on the device plug with the following command:.
The braille-parameters directive passes non-generic parameters through to the braille driver. If you want to use the autoselection, leave text-table specified to auto, which is the default option. This ensures that local-based autoselection with fallback to en-nabcc is performed. For example, to use the contraction table for American English, grade To activate the Orca screen reader, enable the Always Show Universal Access Menu option as described in the following procedure.
Check that the Universal Access Menu icon is displayed on the top bar even when all options from this menu are switched off.
As a result, the Universal Access Menu icon is displayed on the top bar. If you activate Orca by pressing the keyboard shortcut, the icon disappears in case that the user disables all of the provided options from the Universal Access Menu. The missing icon might cause difficulties to users with a visual impairment.
You can prevent the inaccessibility of the icon by switching on the Always Show Universal Access Menu option as described in the above procedure. When the Always Show Universal Access Menu option is enabled, the icon is displayed on the top bar even when all options from this menu are disabled. Both these tools, as well as the libinput stack, use the libwacom tablet client library, which stores the data about Wacom tablets.
If you want to add support for a new tablet into the libwacom library, you must ensure that a definition file for this new tablet exists. The libwacom tablet client library needs a definition file for the tablet that you want to add. List all local devices recognized by libwacom :.
If your device is not listed, the device is missing from the libwacom database. Org display server, in the X11 session on the xinput list. To use the screen mapping correctly, support for your tablet must be included in the libwacom database and in the udev rules file. A common indicator that a device is not supported by libwacom is that it works normally in a GNOME session, but the device is not correctly mapped to the screen.
You can create a new tablet definition file. To add support for a new tablet into the libwacom tablet information client library, follow this procedure. For more information on ensuring that the definition file exists, see Section Add and install the definition file with the.
Once installed, the tablet is part of the libwacom database. The tablet is then available through libwacom-list-local-devices. The configuration schema for the tablet is org. For the consumer ranges with no support for tool-id , a generic identifier is used instead. The configuration schema for the stylus is org. The configuration schema for the eraser is org. To get the full list of tablet configuration paths used on a particular machine, use the gsd-list-wacom tool, which is provided by the gnome-settings-daemon package.
Make sure that the gnome-settings-daemon package is installed on your system. To get the full list of tablet configuration paths used on your machine, run the following command:. Using machine-id , device-id , and tool-id in configuration paths allows for shared home directories with independent tablet configuration per machine.
However, when sharing home directories between Machines, the Wacom settings apply only to one machine. You can install certain applications using the Flatpak package manager. The following sections describe how to search for, install, launch, and update Flatpak applications on the command line and in the graphical interface.
Red Hat provides Flatpak applications only as a Technology Preview feature. Technology Preview features are not supported with Red Hat production service level agreements SLAs and might not be functionally complete.
Red Hat does not recommend using them in production. These features provide early access to upcoming product features, enabling customers to test functionality and provide feedback during the development process. Flatpak provides a sandbox environment for application building, deployment, distribution, and installation. Applications that you launch using Flatpak have minimum access to the host system, which protects the system installation against third-party applications.
Flatpak provides application stability regardless of the versions of libraries installed on the host system. Flatpak applications are distributed from repositories called remotes.
Additionally, third-party remotes are available as well. Red Hat does not support applications from third-party remotes. For large-scale deployments where the users do not have Customer Portal accounts, Red Hat recommends using registry service accounts.
For details, see Registry Service Accounts. Provide the credentials to your Red Hat Customer Portal account or your registry service account tokens.
Optional: Save your credentials permanently. Use one of the following options:. For best practices, Red Hat recommends that you log into the Red Hat Container Catalog using registry account tokens when installing credentials system-wide. This procedure searches for an application in the enabled Flatpak remotes on the command line. The search uses the application name and description.
For example, to search for the LibreOffice application, use:. This procedure installs a selected application from the enabled Flatpak remotes on the command line. Replace application-id with the ID of the application. This procedure launches an installed Flatpak application from the command line. This procedure updates one or more installed Flatpak applications to the most recent version in the corresponding Flatpak remote.
This procedure searches for Flatpak applications using the Software application. If the application is listed several times, select the version where the Source field in the Details section reports flatpaks.
This procedure updates one or more installed Flatpak applications using the Software application. Enable Automatic Updates. Jump To Close Expand all Collapse all. GNOME environments, back ends, and display protocols 1. Managing desktop icons Expand section "1. Managing desktop icons" Collapse section "1.
Managing desktop icons" 1. Desktop icons in RHEL 8 1. Creating a desktop icon for a file 1. Disabling the hot corner functionality for a single user Expand section "1.
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Disabling hot corner using gsettings 1. Disabling the hot corner functionality for all users 1. Handling graphics and photos 1. Handling printing Expand section "1. Handling printing" Collapse section "1. Handling printing" 1. Starting the Settings application for setting up printing 1. Adding a new printer in Settings 1. Configuring a printer in the Settings application 1. Printing a test page in the Setting application 1. Setting print options using the Settings application 1. Sharing media between applications 1.
GNOME environments, back ends, and display protocols 2. Graphics back ends in RHEL 8 2. Key differences between the Wayland and X11 protocol 2. Current Wayland limitations 2. Installing an application to open a file type 3.
Additional resources 4. Additional resources 5. Accessing the desktop remotely Expand section "5. Accessing the desktop remotely" Collapse section "5. Accessing the desktop remotely" 5. Remote desktop access options 5. Remotely accessing the desktop as a single user Expand section "5. Remotely accessing the desktop as a single user" Collapse section "5. Remotely accessing the desktop as a single user" 5. Remotely accessing the desktop as multiple users Expand section "5.
Remotely accessing the desktop as multiple users" Collapse section "5. Remotely accessing the desktop as multiple users" 5. The mapping of port and display numbers to users in VNC 5. VNC server configuration files 5. Enabling multi-user VNC access on the server 5. Connecting to the VNC server as multiple users 5. Remotely accessing an individual application Expand section "5. Remotely accessing an individual application" Collapse section "5. Remotely accessing an individual application" 5.
Enabling X11 forwarding on the server 5. Launching an application remotely using X11 forwarding 6. Displaying GSettings values for desktop applications 6. Using dconf profiles Expand section "6. Using dconf profiles" Collapse section "6. Using dconf profiles" 6. Introduction to dconf profiles 6.
Selecting a dconf profile 6. Configuring custom default values 6. Locking down specific settings 6. Storing user settings over NFS 6.
Setting GSettings keys properties 6. Working with GSettings keys on command line Expand section "6. Working with GSettings keys on command line" Collapse section "6. Working with GSettings keys on command line" 6. Setting key value 6. Monitoring key changes 6. Checking whether key is writable 6. Checking key valid values 6. Checking description of valid key values 6. Querying key value 6. Resetting key value 6. Resetting schema 6. Listing installed non-relocatable schemas 6.
Listing schema keys 6. Listing schema children 6. Acknowledgements 7. Configuring file associations Expand section "7. Configuring file associations" Collapse section "7. Configuring file associations" 7. Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension types 7. Adding a custom MIME type for all users 7. Adding a custom MIME type for individual users 7. Options to override default MIME types 7.
Overriding default registered application for all the users 7. Overriding default registered application for individual users 8. Customizing desktop appearance Expand section "8. Customizing desktop appearance" Collapse section "8. Customizing desktop appearance" 8. Customizing desktop backgrounds Expand section "8. Customizing desktop backgrounds" Collapse section "8. Customizing desktop backgrounds" 8.
Customizing the default desktop background 8. Adding extra backgrounds 8. Setting the screen shield 8. Enabling machine-wide extensions 8. Locking down enabled extensions 8. Setting up mandatory extensions 9. Changing the language using desktop GUI 9. Disabling command-line access Expand section "9. Disabling command-line access" Collapse section "9. Disabling command-line access" 9.
Setting the org. Disabling virtual terminal switching on X. Org 9. Preventing the computer from suspending when closing the lid 9. Changing behavior when pressing the power button in graphical target mode Displaying the system security classification Expand section " Displaying the system security classification" Collapse section " Displaying the system security classification" Enabling system security classification banners Notifying of the system security classification Enabling Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text input Expand section " Enabling Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text input" Collapse section " Enabling Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text input" Input methods Available input method engines Installing input method engines Inputting uncommon characters using the Compose key Expand section " Inputting uncommon characters using the Compose key" Collapse section " Inputting uncommon characters using the Compose key" Enabling the Compose key Expand section " Enabling the Compose key" Collapse section " Enabling the Compose key" Enabling the Compose key for an individual user with the Tweaks application Enabling the Compose key for an individual user using GSettings Enabling the Compose key for all users Using the Compose key to input characters The Compose key sequences Typing emoji characters Expand section " Typing emoji characters" Collapse section " Typing emoji characters" Typing emoji characters in GTK applications Typing emoji characters in any applications The GVFS system Access to GVFS mounts in the file system Available GIO commands Sample GIO commands Overview of GVFS metadata Setting custom GIO metadata attribute Password management of GVFS mounts GVFS back ends Troubleshooting an invisible connected USB disk Troubleshooting unknown or unwanted partitions listed in Files Troubleshooting if a connection to the remote GVFS file system is unavailable Adding a bookmark in Files Customizing default favorite applications Expand section " Customizing default favorite applications" Collapse section " Customizing default favorite applications" Setting different favorite applications for individual users Setting the same favorite applications for all users Authenticating the user in the desktop environment Expand section " Authenticating the user in the desktop environment" Collapse section " Authenticating the user in the desktop environment" Enabling smart card authentication Expand section " Enabling smart card authentication" Collapse section " Enabling smart card authentication" Configuring smart card authentication in GDM using the command line Enabling the smart card authentication method in the system Fingerprint authentication Locking down selected tasks Expand section " Locking down selected tasks" Collapse section " Locking down selected tasks" Locking down printing Locking file saving on disk Locking repartitioning Locking down user logout and user switching Restricting the session to a single application Expand section " Restricting the session to a single application" Collapse section " Restricting the session to a single application" Single-application mode Enabling single-application mode Managing user sessions Expand section " Managing user sessions" Collapse section " Managing user sessions" What GDM is Restarting GDM Adding an autostart application for all users Configuring automatic login Configuring automatic logout Setting a default desktop session for all users Setting screen brightness and idle time Locking the screen when the user is idle Screencast recording Configuring the screen rotation Expand section " Configuring the screen rotation" Collapse section " Configuring the screen rotation" Configuring the screen rotation for a single user Configuring the screen rotation for all users Configuring the desktop environment for accessibility Expand section " Configuring the desktop environment for accessibility" Collapse section " Configuring the desktop environment for accessibility" Components that provide accessibility features Configuring the brltty service Expand section " Configuring the brltty service" Collapse section " Configuring the brltty service" Enabling the brltty service Authorizing users of a Braille display device Expand section " Authorizing users of a Braille display device" Collapse section " Authorizing users of a Braille display device" Authorizing users of a Braille display device with brltty.
Authorizing users of a Braille display device with brlapi. Setting the driver for a Braille display device Configuring a Braille display device Expand section " Configuring a Braille display device" Collapse section " Configuring a Braille display device" Supported types of Braille display device Setting specific parameters for Braille display devices Expand section " Setting specific parameters for Braille display devices" Collapse section " Setting specific parameters for Braille display devices" Setting the text table Setting the contraction table Tablets Expand section " Tablets" Collapse section " Tablets" Preparing a tablet definition file Adding support for a new tablet Where is the Wacom tablet configuration stored Listing available Wacom tablet configuration paths Installing applications using Flatpak Expand section " Installing applications using Flatpak" Collapse section " Installing applications using Flatpak" The Flatpak technology Setting up Flatpak Enabling the Red Hat Flatpak remote Searching for Flatpak applications Installing Flatpak applications Launching Flatpak applications Updating Flatpak applications Installing Flatpak applications in the graphical interface Updating Flatpak applications in the graphical interface Legal Notice.
Using the desktop environment in RHEL 8. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. Red Hat Customer Content Services. The basics of using GNOME Shell and displaying the graphics are given, as well as the instructions for system administrators for configuring GNOME on a low level and customizing the desktop environment for multiple users. The documentation also describes how to handle selected system administration tasks using the desktop environment. Submitting comments on specific passages View the documentation in the Multi-page HTML format and ensure that you see the Feedback button in the upper right corner after the page fully loads.
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Click Submit Bug. GNOME environments, back ends, and display protocols. The X11 protocol, which uses X. Org as the display server. Additional resources For more information about graphics based on the Wayland protocol, see Section 2. For information on how to switch the environments, see Section 2. Procedure Go to the Activities Overview screen by moving the cursor to the area of the upper-left corner and push the cursor to the screen corner. The Activities Overview menu opens automatically.
Find the application using either of the following ways: Click the Show Applications icon in the vertical bar on the left side. Start typing the name of the required application in the search entry. Procedure Go to the Applications menu. Prerequisites You know the command that starts the application. Procedure Open a command prompt using either of the following ways: Open a terminal. Procedure Open the Tweaks application. Prerequisites The Desktop icons extension is enabled.
Verification steps Check that the icon for the file appears on the desktop. The dconf Editor application The gsettings command-line utility The No topleft hot corner extension.
Disabling the hot corner functionality for a single user. Disabling hot corner using dconf Editor. Prerequisites The dconf Editor application is installed on the system: yum install dconf-editor. Procedure Open the dconf Editor application. Choose the org. Find the enable-hot-corners option. This option is by default set to On. Default settings of enable-hot-corners.
Setting enable-hot-corners to Off in the same window. In the new window, you can switch the hot corner feature off. Switching the hot corner functionality off. Additional resources For more information on dconf Editor application, see Section 6.
Disabling hot corner using gsettings. Disabling the hot corner functionality for all users. Prerequisites The gnome-shell-extension-no-hot-corner package is installed on the system: yum install gnome-shell-extension-no-hot-corner. Procedure Enable the No topleft hot corner extension by switching it on in the Tweaks tool. Log out, and restart the user session so that the extension can take effect. System menu The system menu is located in the top-right screen corner.
Tweaks The Tweaks application enables you to configure only volume over-amplification. Additional resources For more information on PulseAudio , see the pulseaudio man page. Output and Input The Output and Input menus show only the built-in audio devices unless you connect any external device that can handle sound.
Sound Effects The Sound Effects menu sets the volume and theme of system audio alerts. Applications The Applications menu shows all currently running applications that can process sound, and allows you to amplify or lower the sound of a particular application.
The Output tab on the sound configuration screen. Browse the available tools, such as the following: Photos For accessing, organizing and sharing your photos. Inkspace For creating and editing scalable vector graphics images. XSane For scanning images with a scanner. LibreOffice Draw For create and editing drawings, flow charts, and logos. Starting the Settings application for setting up printing. Procedure Use one of the approaches described in Section 1.
Figure 1. Settings configuration tool. Procedure Open the Add Printer dialog. Configuring a printer in the Settings application. Select from Database This option enables you to select a suitable driver from databases that have already been installed on the system.
Install PPD File This option enables you to select from a list of available postscript printer description PPD files that can be used as a driver for your printer. Procedure Click Use Printer by Default to set the selected printer as the default printer:. Procedure Click Remove Printer to remove the selected printer:. Printing a test page in the Setting application. Prerequisites A printer has been set up. A printer configuration has been changed.
Setting print options using the Settings application. Procedure Open Tweaks. The Tweaks tool. Customizing startup applications in Tweaks. Customizing the appearance of your top bar in Tweaks. Top bar The horizontal bar at the top of the screen provides access to some of the basic functions of GNOME Standard, such as the Activities Overview , clock and calendar, system status icons, and the system menu.
System menu The system menu is located in the top right corner, and enables you: Updating settings Controlling the sound bar Finding information about your Wi-Fi connection Switching user Logging out Turning off the computer. Applications and Places The Applications menu is displayed at the top left of the screen. Taskbar The taskbar is displayed at the bottom of the screen, and features: A window list A notification icon displayed next to the window list A short identifier for the current workspace and total number of available workspaces displayed next to the notification icon.
Updating settings Controlling the sound bar Finding information about your Wi-Fi connection Switching user Logging out Turning off the computer. Restart the user session. Press the Super key to open the window overview. In the overview, check that: The Dash the vertical panel on the left side of the screen is displayed. The bottom panel is not displayed.
The workspace switcher is displayed on the right side of the screen. Window overview with "hasOverview": true. The Dash is not displayed. Window overview with "hasOverview": false. X11 The X11 protocol uses X. Displaying graphics based on this protocol works the same way as in RHEL 7, where this was the only option.
Displaying graphics based on the Wayland protocol has some differences and limitation compared to X For additional information on the Wayland project, see Wayland documentation. Key differences between the Wayland and X11 protocol. X11 applications Client applications need to be ported to the Wayland protocol or use a graphical toolkit that has a Wayland backend, such as GTK, to be able to work natively with the compositor and display server based on Wayland.
Org libinput driver for these devices. Org evdev driver, which was used in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, is available as fallback where required. Org libinput driver for touchpads.
Org synaptics driver, which was used for touchpads in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, is no longer available. Org wacom driver, which was used for tablet devices in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.
However, the X. Org libinput driver is available where required. Org evdev driver for other input devices that are not included in the above categories. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 uses the X.
Org libinput driver by default but can fall back to the X. Org evdev driver if a device is incompatible with libinput. Switching workspaces by dragging up or down with four fingers. Opening the Activities overview by bringing three fingers closer together. Additional limitations The following additional limitations related to the Wayland protocol should be noted:.
Org screen manipulation utilities are not available. The xrandr utility is not supported because Wayland handles layout, rotations, and resolutions differently. Due to stability issues, using X. The graphics based on the Wayland protocol are not available for virtual machines that use the qxl driver. Wayland does not support the custom or niche input devices that cannot be handled by the libinput driver. Prerequisites Administrator priveleges.
Developer Tools Utilities. Installing an application to open a file type. Prerequisites You can access a file of the required file type in your file system. Procedure Try opening a file that is associated with an application that is currently not installed on your system. GNOME automatically identifies the suitable application that can open the file, and offers to download the application.
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