GNOME Shell Extensions

Review of "Dock from Dash" version 11

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Dock from Dash

by fthx

Dock. New version and no prefs for 45+ (maybe coming soon). Does use native GNOME Shell Dash. Very light extension. Hover the bottom of your screen and GNOME Shell dash will appear without overview and will hide when you leave the dash. Native GNOME Shell click behavior is modified: minimize if one window is open, overview if many windows are open. Scroll on the dock to change workspace. Some preferences in UI (thanks @rastersoft). I'm not notified of messages here, please report bugs only through GitHub.

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https://github.com/fthx/dock-from-dash
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JustPerfection active
Also null out the timeouts in disable after removing them.
fthx posted a review
Is that useful since they are already nulled inside them?
JustPerfection posted a review
The reason behind that is, after removing them the variable that holds timeout id won't be null automatically. So, if you check that in enable you think the timeout is still running. You may not checking the timeout id in enable now but it may happen in the future. So your code will be more maintainable.