Revision as of 15:44, 8 March 2012

Description

Boot into a GNOME session with GNOME Shell
Make sure you have gnome-tweak-tool installed using gnome-packagekit or via running: yum install gnome-tweak-tool
Have several extensions installed as in previous case.

With gpk-application (Applications->System tools->Add/Remove Software) or by executing "yum remove gnome-shell-extension-*" remove all extensions you've installed using package manager.
Press Alt-F2 and type 'r' to restart gnome-shell.
Run gnome-tweak-tool (Accessories->Advanced Settings) and look into Shell Extensions tab to see the installed extensions
Using your favourite browser navigate into https://extensions.gnome.org
Follow the Installed extensions menu link to see the list of extensions you currently have installed on your system.
Using the circled cross button, item-by-item remove all extensions. Afterwards see Shell Extensions tab of gnome-tweak-tool again.

All extensions should be out after the package removal. In gnome-tweak-tool you should see only extensions installed from extensions.gnome.org.
After point five, you should see the same extensions as in gnome-tweak-tool before. All should be removable - have the remove button associated with them.
At the end, no extensions should be listed neither in tweak tool nor extensions.gnome.org.

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 # All extensions should be out after the package removal. In ''gnome-tweak-tool'' you should see only extensions installed from ''extensions.gnome.org''.
 # After point five, you should see the same extensions as in ''gnome-tweak-tool'' before. All should be removable - have the remove button associated with them.
-# At the end, no extensions should be listed neither in tweak tool nor ''extensions.gnome.org''
+# At the end, no extensions should be listed neither in tweak tool nor ''extensions.gnome.org''.
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 [[Category:Package_gnome-shell_test_cases]]