docs: Make extensions with additional dependencies section even better
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- The command `gnome-shell --version` can be used to get the GNOME version of a running system.
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- The command `gnome-shell --version` can be used to get the GNOME version of a running system.
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4. When the download dialog for the extension comes up, copy everything but the `.shell-extension.zip` suffix from the filename into the `install:` array in this module's configuration.
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4. When the download dialog for the extension comes up, copy everything but the `.shell-extension.zip` suffix from the filename into the `install:` array in this module's configuration.
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Rarely, some extensions need additional system dependencies in order to function.
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An extension might need additional system dependencies in order to function.
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Those extensions usually note that case inside the extension description webpage.
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In that case, you should install the required dependencies before the `gnome-extensions` module is ran.
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The solution is to install the required dependencies by using `rpm-ostree` module before `gnome-extensions` module is ran.
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Information about the required dependencies (if any) are usually on the extension's page.
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