Bug#958876: gnome-shell-extensions: extensions requiring more space only display centre part

[Simon McVittie]

On Sun, 26 Apr 2020 at 09:26:21 +0200, Axel Stammler wrote:
> many extensions cannot be used because their output is severly curtailed as their width is
> reduced to a minimum, cutting off the left and right-hand parts, e.g.:
> 
> - Command output
> - Ping Indicator
> - System-monitor
> - Eye

The gnome-shell-extensions package contains a specific collection of
extensions that are released together with GNOME, and is not a generic
place to report bugs in unrelated extensions. None of those extensions
seem to be part of gnome-shell-extensions, so please report this as a
bug in the extensions that have the issue instead.

Some extensions are available as individual packages in Debian, for
example gnome-shell-extension-system-monitor. The other extensions you
named only seem to be available outside Debian.

If you installed them as Debian packages, please report bugs in those
Debian packages. If you installed them from extensions.gnome.org using
chrome-gnome-shell, please report the bugs to the extensions' upstream
developers, specifying the version of GNOME Shell you are using (which
is 3.30.2).

The extensions in the gnome-shell-extensions package are:

- Applications menu
- Auto-move windows
- Removable drive menu
- Horizontal workspaces
- Launch new instance
- Native window placement
- Places status indicator (places menu)
- Screenshot window sizer
- User themes
- Window list
- Window navigator
- Workspace indicator

Bugs in those extensions are appropriate to report against the
gnome-shell-extensions package.

Thanks,
    smcv