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![Fildem](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19943481/95288612-1d272a80-083f-11eb-9400-be88f61e054d.png)

This project is a fork of gnomehud with the adition of a global menu bar. It’s consist of a Gnome Shell extension and a external program, you must install both for the application to work.
This project is a fork of gnomehud with the addition of a global menu bar. It consists of a Gnome Shell extension and an external program, you must install both for the application to work.

You can also bring a HUD menu with Alt + Space (on Xorg).

This is a prototype, as I don’t know if people will like or how much it will last until devs nuke it, so fell free to let me know your opinion.
This is a prototype, as I don’t know if people will like it or how long it will last until devs nuke it, so feel free to let me know your opinion.

## Installation

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## Configuration

In order for the application to work, you must configure the following files (aplies to all operating systems):
In order for the application to work, you must configure the following files (applies to all operating systems):

- Create the file `~/.gtkrc-2.0` and append `gtk-modules="appmenu-gtk-module"`
- The file `~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini` should have the line `gtk-modules="appmenu-gtk-module"` under [Settings]. If it doesn’t exist create it and paste the following
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## Running

After installation you’ll have two executables, `fildem` and `fildem-hud`. To check if it works use the first one. `fildem-hud` is for using he HUD, if you are on Xorg, you already have it bound to Alt + Space. If you are on Wayland, you can bind some keybinding to that command.
After installation you’ll have two executables, `fildem` and `fildem-hud`. To check if it works use the first one. `fildem-hud` is for using the HUD, if you are on Xorg, you already have it bound to Alt + Space. If you are on Wayland, you can bind some keybinding to that command.

## Customization

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## Create a shortcut for the HUD on Wayland

Since it’s not possible to creat a shortcut from the app on Wayland, you have to create it yourself. Go to Settings → Keyboard Shorcuts and create a shortcut that executes `inithud.sh`.
Since it’s not possible to create a shortcut from the app on Wayland, you have to create it yourself. Go to Settings → Keyboard Shorcuts and create a shortcut that executes `inithud.sh`.

## State of the Apps

To see a list of apps that work check [the wiki](https://github.com/gonzaarcr/Fildem/wiki/Using#state-of-the-apps)

## Installation troubleshooting

If you have any question on to get it to work, please don’t create an issue, use [this discussion](https://github.com/gonzaarcr/Fildem/discussions/33).
If you have any questions on how to get it to work, please don’t create an issue, use [this discussion](https://github.com/gonzaarcr/Fildem/discussions/33).

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