SCREENSHOT 181) To change the IPv4 settings of the selected wired network.

SCREENSHOT 182) Available Bluetooth devices.

Multiple Bluetooth devices are found.

SCREENSHOT 183) Primary and secondary displays.

How to expand the GUI – join or mirror. Night mode configuration.

SCREENSHOT 184) The current monitor configuration – orientation, resolution, refresh rate, Scale, and Fractional Scaling .

SCREENSHOT 185) Different resolution available for this display.

SCREENSHOT 186) Sound system configuration.

System volume, Volume Levels, Input and more.

SCREENSHOT 187) Devices, Power Saving – what to do in the different levels.

Suspend and Power button. Some devices like mouses and keyboards, which supports power reporting may also be configured.

SCREENSHOT 188) The behavior of the Gnome Shell in term of hidden functionality for different screens, workspaces and multiple monitors and desktop activities.

SCREENSHOT 189) More options available to ease the multitasking workflow.

SCREENSHOT 190) Gnome Appearance – Dark or Light style of the Gnome Shell.

The background images.

SCREENSHOT 191) Ubuntu GNOME shell behaviour – icons, Dock and Enhanced Tiling.

SCREENSHOT 192) System features used by the applications.

Each applications is included with its integrated part in GNOME. For example, the notifications showed here. Most of the application include here only notifications and search, but some application may have additional options and settings to tune them like security and associations.

SCREENSHOT 193) Default Applications associated with Web – Firefox Web Browser, Mail – none, Calendar – Calendar, Music – none, Video – none, Photos – Image Viewer.

SCREENSHOT 194) File manager settings – notifications and default handlers

Types of files and links that this application opens.

SCREENSHOT 195) App Details will open the App Center.