Dash support is provided in the following Unity versions: Unity 2017.3b11 or later; Unity 2018.x; Add Dash support in the Unity Editor by selecting the following: Share Depth Buffer: Depth information helps avoid depth conflicts between the Dash UI rendered in the scene and objects in the scene, and enables compositor layer depth testing. This video game-related list is incomplete; you can help. This is a list of notable games using a version of the Unity engine. The main article on the Unity engine gives. The dash is what you might call Ubuntu's version of the start menu. You can invoke the dash by clicking on the dash icon on the Unity launcher: or by pressing the Super key (The key with the Windows logo).
Running Ubuntu on an old laptop? Well, you may found that the Dash for searching files and installed applications is a little slow and heavy.
Open wps online. Here I’m going to show you how to speed up the Dash by disabling unwanted search results and doing a little tweak on graphics settings.
1. Disable undesired search results.
First, you may install Dconf Editor from Ubuntu Software Center.
Once installed, open dconf-Editor and then navigate to com > canonical > unity > dash. In the Scopes line remove the scopes you don’t use. I only use the Dash for searching installed applications, so it ended up looking like this:
[‘home.scope’, ‘applications.scope’]
Also in dconf-Editor window, navigate to com > canonical > unity > lenses. Remove unwanted values in always search, home-lens-default-view, home-lens-priority, and set remote-content-search to ‘none’. In my case it looks like:
Now open System Settings > Security & Privacy, you may: Abp mozilla.
- disable recording and clear cache under File & Applications tab.
- disable Amazon searching results under Search tab.
Unity Dashboard
2. Reduce Graphic effects
After previous settings, your Unity Dash should be faster than before. If that is not enough, do below steps to reduce graphic effects on the Dash.
1. Search for and install compizconfig-settings-manager from Ubuntu Software Center.
2. Once installed, search for CCSM and launch it from the Dash. When it opens, find out Ubuntu Unity Plugin icon and click to go to its setting page.
Unity Dash 3d
Disable Dash blur effect by setting its value to no blur:
3. (Optional since below setting affects the whole system) In CCSM main window, click to go to OpenGL settings page and set value of Texture Filter to Fast.
Unity Dash Line
Unity Dashboard Login
Log out and back in. Enjoy!