Updating 46/middleclickclose to version 31 [2bac2aa].
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Quick Close in Overview
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GNOME shell extension for quickly closing apps in the overview.
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Gnome shell extension for closing apps in overview with a middle (or other) click.
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[](https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/352/middle-click-to-close-in-overview/)
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All credit goes to Paolo Tranquilli (http://cs.unibo.it/~tranquil/en/hacking.html), I've merely
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copied its code here to provide Gnome Shell 3.10+ compatibility
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## Features
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This extension is installable from
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https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/352/middle-click-to-close-in-overview/.
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- **Middle click to close**: Just hover over the app you want to close in the overview, and middle
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click. The mouse button that will trigger closing can be adjusted in the settings.
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- **`Alt+F4` in the overview**: When triggering the close action (typically `Alt+F4`), the focused
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window will be closed. This can be turned off in the settings.
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- **Adjustable rearrange delay**: After closing an application, GNOME will wait a bit before
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rearranging the remaining windows. This extension allows configuring that delay.
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Otherwise you may
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## Building
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* download a [zip](https://github.com/p91paul/middleclickclose/archive/master.zip) of this extension
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* extract it
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* run the following command
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```
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make install
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```
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* reload gnome-shell (Alt-F2, r, Enter) -> on Wayland you need to log out and log in again, there is no in-place reload
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* activate it through the Gnome Extensions application.
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Make sure `gettext` is installed on your system and the `gnome-extensions` executable is available
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on your `PATH` (It is typically bundled with `gnome-shell`).
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Afterwards, simply run `make` to build a zip suitable for submition to
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[EGO](https://extensions.gnome.org/).
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`make install` can also be used to install the extension for the current user.
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## Debugging tips & tricks
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- `journalctl -f --user` is your friend.
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- `make install && dbus-run-session -- gnome-shell --nested --wayland` allows for quick prototyping
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without having to log out and back in every single time when running under wayland.
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- `make install`, then `Alt+F2`, `r` and `Enter` allow for quick prototyping under X11.
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## Translations
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`src/po/template.pot` to your favourite po-editing software and create a `*.po` file under `src/po`.
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To update all existing translations after changing the code, run `make po`. To regenerate only the
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`template.pot` file, run `make pot`
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`template.pot` file, run `make pot`.
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