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Smasher Tux's lil' helper Joined: 15 Nov 2003. C.MAC wrote: I have maybe a solution for the black windows. This provides a gnome-terminal on an empty X screen. Presenting a nice assortment of lightweight yet fully-functional Linux distros for all occasions. All of these are full distros that do not depend on cloud services; four for x86 and two, count ’em, two for ARM hardware. (Updated Feb 2016: Read the latest.) Elementary OS Elementary OS is a beautiful, fast, lightweight Linux for 32- and 64-bit x86.
GNOME Shell’s stock experience is fairly vanilla, but with the right ingredients you can give it an entirely different flavour.
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GNOME Layout Manager is a new script in development that takes advantage of this malleability. Using it you can quickly transform GNOME Shell to look like:
- Ubuntu Unity
- Windows
- macOS
We’ve written articles before showing you can make Ubuntu look like a Mac or resemble the Windows desktop (using the UKUI desktop).
Admittedly this script doesn’t do anything you can’t do by hand for yourself. So think of it more as a timesaver; it automates the process of downloading GNOME extensions, configuring them, and (for Unity at least) installing and setting a GNOME Shell theme.
It can make GNOME look like Mac OS X:
It can make GNOME look like Ubuntu Unity:
It can make GNOME look like Windows:
Notes
Obviously you’ll see from the screenshots above that the script does more than install a few extensions: it also fetches community-created GTK themes, GNOME Shell themes, icon packs, and desktop wallpapers to suit.
The macOS layout makes use of the Dash to Dock extension, Gnome OS X II GTK theme, and La Capitaine icon pack — all of which we listed in our ‘how to make Ubuntu look like a Mac‘ post a few months back.
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The Windows layout uses the Dash to Panel extensions and the GNOMenu application launcher.
Only the Unity option happens to install a global menu extension for GNOME Shell, so if you’re opting for a macOS experience you may want to add it after.
Download & Run GNOME Layout Manager Script
This script is considered ‘alpha’ and is under development. You use it at your own risk.
I downloaded and ran the layout script in a vanilla GNOME session running on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. This probably wasn’t the best idea as the version of GNOME in Xenial is pretty old.
The script did appear to stop and stall at times, but it’s just rather silently going through the process of downloading, installing and setting things up.
I will add that if you have a nice custom GNOME Shell desktop set-up please do make a backup of any settings of configurations you’re fond of before running this script.
You can download the latest version of the script from Github:
Extract the .zip file and move the script inside to your home folder, click the relevant permissions to allow it to run.
Alternatively, you can use the command line to download the script:
Give the script the relevant permissions to run:
And then launch it:
A small window appears with a list of the available options. Select the one you wish to replicate and click “Ok” to let the script do its thing.
Be sure to ‘Save’ your current settings before applying any of the themes. You can use the app to re-load them again should you wish to undo changes made.
Banshee's OS X port needs more love. Surrealista mac os. Although a working .app Bundle exists, it is quite outdated and has some obvious bugs and flaws. Throughout this Summer, it's my task to improve on that.
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The Instructions and Reports here are kept for legacy reason! All my GSoC patches have made it into banshee mainline (>2.5.0). Please refer to the banshee homepage for up-to-date build instructions and downloads!
NOTE: Due to a blocking bug in gtk-quartz backend, Banshee does currently crash on OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Right now its required to run and build from OS X 10.7 Lion.
Building on OS X is a little bit of work, since you have to compile every little dependency on your own. Where on a linux box you might use apt/zypper/rpm to install the build-dependencies, you don't have that comfort on OS X. Thats why banshee uses the bockbuild meta-buildsystem to automactically fetch and build ton's of packges/tarballs/git repos to compile everything from source.
Get Xcode4 & Compiler Tools
you have to install latest XCode4 via the Appstore. After installation, open up Xcode, select Preferences -> Downloads. Press the button next to 'Command Line Tools' which says Install/Update.
Folder layout
The build-process requires some folders to be in exact relative position to each other, so I suggest you follow the same folder layout as I will propse here!
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Change to your home directory, and create a main folder 'banshee-dev' and cd into it:
Get bockbuild
Throughout the GSoC period, I maintain a banshee-2.4-stable bockbuild repo that can build releases from the banshee 2.4.x series. For banshee's master branch you need to checkout bockbuild from my master branch, too.
But first you have to install git for OS X. Then checkout the according bockbuild repo from github:
Build world
This will build all necessary build tools, dependencies, mono runtime,.. and so on required to build banshee.
This process will take 'very long' (about 3 hours on my 2008 Macbook white) depending on your machine and network speed. This usually only has to be done once, its not necessary to recompile the world everytime you compile banshee.
Get & build Banshee
Release builds
If you want to create a distributable .app-Bundle or just build banshee from source without modifying banshee's source code, release build is for you. The release build fetches the latest stable series (currently 2.4) from git and builds it.
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If everything completes successfully, go ahead and read section build an .app Bundle
Non-release builds
With Non-release builds you fetch the banshee source from git yourself, allowing to chose which branch or version. This is what you want if you want to start hacking the banshee sourcecode, or just feel to be to cool for release builds.
NOTE: Non-release builds include some packages absent in release build due to licensing/patent restriction (i.e. the lame mp3 encoder). Do not distribute non-release builds including such protected packages and do not create official gnome packages from non-release builds!
If everything went well, you can start banshee for the first time:
(optional) get and build the banshee-community-plugins
You can build some extension only available from the banshee community repo. Currently not all extension work for the Mac OS X platform.
TODO This currently only works with the non-release builds.
(optional) Hacking the Code with MonoDevelop
First, get and install MonoDevelop from the MonoDevelop websiteTo write all necessary environment variables into MonoDevelop's .csproj file, you can do:
Now just open the $HOME/banshee/Banshee.sln file from within MonoDevelop and you are ready to hack and even debug banshee using a first-class IDE.
These builds are preview alpha quality and contain very obvious bugs. Do not report bug's regarding those builds, yet. The bundles do not run from anywhere else than the /Applications folder, so you have to drag them there before running.
The bundles include some plugins from the banshee-community-repositories, which have to be enabled via the settings menu.
NOTE: Due to a bug in gtk-quartz these bundles will crash on OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) or earlier. It is therefore required to run on OS X 10.7 Lion.
Banshee-2.4.1-osx-alpha1.dmg (obsolete)
Banshee-2.4.1-osx-alpha2.dmg (obsolete, enabled keyboard shortcuts)
Banshee-2.4.1-osx-alpha3.dmg (obsolete, added USB mass storage hardware support, enabled UPnP/DLNA)
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Banshee-2.4.1-osx-alpha4.dmg (obsolete, network shares as mass storage support, native file open dialogs)
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Banshee-2.4.1-osx-alpha5.dmg (obsolete, open media files from finder, fix muted volume button)
Mac Os Mojave
banshee-2.5.0.macosx.intel.dmg (Final GSoC binary, contains all patches & enhancements)
Please note that there will be no future releases posted here, but on the official banshee.fm download page.
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Troubleshooting
If you see weird boxes instead of fonts, or banshee crashes on startup or at a later time, try these steps first (to be entered in Terminal):
- remove you banshee configuration:
- remove possible corrupt gstreamer data from earlier installations: