Minimize the dimensions of the side-bar icons. Gnome-shell
Minimize the dimensions of the side-bar icons. Gnome-shell
Hello team, I'm still getting familiar with Linux. I've been browsing occasionally and always curious, but I haven't managed to get it exactly the way I envision it should be—though that's something we'll figure out together. I really like gnome-shell as a desktop environment, but one thing that bothers me is how large those icons appear in the sidebar. On OSX you can simply drag and drop them to make them smaller. Can I do something similar in popOS? I just find those icons too big and would love to reduce their size. Cheers!
I tried a few methods before... usually it's in the settings, right-clicking the desktop, or adjusting the side bar. Since I can't check your desktop ATM, I can't confirm. But I'm confident you can do it.
If you recall the method again, it would be great to share it here. Cheers
It relies on the Ubuntu sidebar. That’s noteworthy after my last check of PopOS. In fact, PopOS is likely based on Ubuntu (similar to Linux Mint), making it not too surprising. If you navigate to your All Settings menu and look for terms I mentioned, do any helpful results appear?