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--- os:centos7:faq [2017/08/10 12:21] – seela
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 You can workaround the "Failed to connect to socket.." by setting the environment variable "NO_AT_BRIDGE to 1"
 eg : setenv NO_AT_BRIDGE 1 and then run "gedit"
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+==Fail to launch Tweak Tool - LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to /cs/local.lib==
+This failed because the script is python based and needs a module "gi"
+If a user has his/her environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH set to /cs/local/lib, it will fail. The work around is to unset the environment variable and run gnome-tweak-tool . An alternative is to add the "gi" module to our installed python in /cs/local/bin
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 On the desktop default , you will see your "Home Dir" icon as well as "Trash"
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-==What does the Activities Icon do==
+==What does the Activities Overview do==
+The Activities Overview allows you to launch new applications, switch windows,
+and move windows between workspaces. There are three ways to open the Activities Overview:
+  * Click on Activities in the top bar
+  * Use the hot corner in the top-left corner of the screen
+  * Press the Super key
 The Activities Icon will display the "Dash Dock" with default applications on the Left side of your desktop. From here you can select "Show Application" for applications your are looking for or use the search bar presented to find the application. The applications bar, known as the dash, only appears on the activities
-screen. Using "Tweak Tools", you can make the Application Menu show on the Top Left
+screen. Using "Tweak Tool", you can make the Application Menu show on the Top Left
 replacing the Activities menu.
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 in the "Frippery Panel Favorites", and as the menu in the Overview overlay.
 So, to edit it, use the following steps:
-  * Press the Windows key on your keyboard (aka Super, Meta key) to get the Overview overlayjournalctl | grep "Failed to activate service"
+  * Press the Windows key on your keyboard (aka Super, Meta key) to get the Overview overlay
   * Right-click on each app in the left side-menu you don't like & remove it
   * Now open the Show Applications (nine white dots) icon