Cannot hide clock in 18.04 LTS
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I've just upgraded my 16.04 LTS where time was not shown. But 18.04 LTS seems to force me to see a clock on the desktop. Tweaks options does not work either:
18.04 time tweak
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
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I've just upgraded my 16.04 LTS where time was not shown. But 18.04 LTS seems to force me to see a clock on the desktop. Tweaks options does not work either:
18.04 time tweak
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
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asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
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I've just upgraded my 16.04 LTS where time was not shown. But 18.04 LTS seems to force me to see a clock on the desktop. Tweaks options does not work either:
18.04 time tweak
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
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asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
31
I've just upgraded my 16.04 LTS where time was not shown. But 18.04 LTS seems to force me to see a clock on the desktop. Tweaks options does not work either:
18.04 time tweak
18.04 time tweak
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
31
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
31
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
edited May 18 at 14:26
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
1,1901721
asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
31
asked May 18 at 14:04
prasimix
31
asked May 18 at 14:04
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To completely hide the clock from top panel you can use Clock override GNOME extension, which lets you have a custom clock format. Then in the extension settings leave the text field in front of Text to display instead of the clock empty. Refer to this question for how to install GNOME extension.
Source: extensions.gnome.org
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
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I just found a solution to this issue. First of all, you need to install gnome shell in order to get a gnome shell extention which is capable of hiding date&time indicator. Then install this app https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/ After installation go to extension settings and tap on 'misc'. Uncheck 'date menu' and that's it.Here how it looks like
Note: this extention works on Ubuntu 18.04 however, since it's no longer supported it doesn't work on 18.10.
By the way this is my first answer on askubuntu.com
I hope it was helpfull.
answered Dec 5 at 3:00
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To completely hide the clock from top panel you can use Clock override GNOME extension, which lets you have a custom clock format. Then in the extension settings leave the text field in front of Text to display instead of the clock empty. Refer to this question for how to install GNOME extension.
Source: extensions.gnome.org
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
To completely hide the clock from top panel you can use Clock override GNOME extension, which lets you have a custom clock format. Then in the extension settings leave the text field in front of Text to display instead of the clock empty. Refer to this question for how to install GNOME extension.
Source: extensions.gnome.org
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
To completely hide the clock from top panel you can use Clock override GNOME extension, which lets you have a custom clock format. Then in the extension settings leave the text field in front of Text to display instead of the clock empty. Refer to this question for how to install GNOME extension.
Source: extensions.gnome.org
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
To completely hide the clock from top panel you can use Clock override GNOME extension, which lets you have a custom clock format. Then in the extension settings leave the text field in front of Text to display instead of the clock empty. Refer to this question for how to install GNOME extension.
Source: extensions.gnome.org
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
answered May 18 at 14:20
Eskander Bejaoui
1,1901721
1,1901721
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
add a comment |
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
Ok, even for empty string it shows bullet, but that's fine with me. Thanks.
– prasimix
May 18 at 16:07
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
@prasimix you mean that dot next to the clock? It's the notifications indicator, as soon as you clear your unread notifications it should disappear
– Eskander Bejaoui
May 18 at 16:10
add a comment |
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I just found a solution to this issue. First of all, you need to install gnome shell in order to get a gnome shell extention which is capable of hiding date&time indicator. Then install this app https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/ After installation go to extension settings and tap on 'misc'. Uncheck 'date menu' and that's it.Here how it looks like
Note: this extention works on Ubuntu 18.04 however, since it's no longer supported it doesn't work on 18.10.
By the way this is my first answer on askubuntu.com
I hope it was helpfull.
answered Dec 5 at 3:00
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I just found a solution to this issue. First of all, you need to install gnome shell in order to get a gnome shell extention which is capable of hiding date&time indicator. Then install this app https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/ After installation go to extension settings and tap on 'misc'. Uncheck 'date menu' and that's it.Here how it looks like
Note: this extention works on Ubuntu 18.04 however, since it's no longer supported it doesn't work on 18.10.
By the way this is my first answer on askubuntu.com
I hope it was helpfull.
answered Dec 5 at 3:00
deni
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I just found a solution to this issue. First of all, you need to install gnome shell in order to get a gnome shell extention which is capable of hiding date&time indicator. Then install this app https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/ After installation go to extension settings and tap on 'misc'. Uncheck 'date menu' and that's it.Here how it looks like
Note: this extention works on Ubuntu 18.04 however, since it's no longer supported it doesn't work on 18.10.
By the way this is my first answer on askubuntu.com
I hope it was helpfull.
answered Dec 5 at 3:00
deni
1
I just found a solution to this issue. First of all, you need to install gnome shell in order to get a gnome shell extention which is capable of hiding date&time indicator. Then install this app https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/584/taskbar/ After installation go to extension settings and tap on 'misc'. Uncheck 'date menu' and that's it.Here how it looks like
Note: this extention works on Ubuntu 18.04 however, since it's no longer supported it doesn't work on 18.10.
By the way this is my first answer on askubuntu.com
I hope it was helpfull.
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