Presumably the extensions that Gnome itself ships as opposed to ones that 3rd parties supply on http://extensions.gnome.org/ , which would be the responsibility of those 3rd party developers.
In particular apps-menu, and places-menu as window-list already properly supports multiple monitors. I would like to be able to replicate the look (at least more or less) of what is shown in the MATE 1.18.0 picture attached to this BZ. You can already do this with Gnome Classic for 1 screen, but not for more than 1.
The previously mentioned 3rd party extension does work to replicate the 'Activities' button but does not replicate the others mentioned and would be better suited in the official set of extensions so that it does not break in the future as it has often in the past with new gnome releases.
Presumably the extensions that Gnome itself ships as opposed to ones that 3rd parties supply on http:// extensions. gnome.org/ , which would be the responsibility of those 3rd party developers.
i.e. these:
https:/ /git.gnome. org/browse/ gnome-shell- extensions/ tree/extensions
In particular apps-menu, and places-menu as window-list already properly supports multiple monitors. I would like to be able to replicate the look (at least more or less) of what is shown in the MATE 1.18.0 picture attached to this BZ. You can already do this with Gnome Classic for 1 screen, but not for more than 1.
The previously mentioned 3rd party extension does work to replicate the 'Activities' button but does not replicate the others mentioned and would be better suited in the official set of extensions so that it does not break in the future as it has often in the past with new gnome releases.