I have such context menu in Skype (on both real HW & virtualbox)
That's how it should look (manjaro)
Limited tray/indicator context menu
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Limited tray/indicator context menu
I have such context menu in Skype (on both real HW & virtualbox)
That's how it should look (manjaro)
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MtnDewManiac
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Re: Limited tray/indicator context menu
So neither one of them is complete, lol? The first lacks "About" and the second lacks icons. (Admittedly, I'd be partial to the one that is lacking icons, because at least you can find out what version you're using without having to run Synaptic Package Manager and search for the application (which is not difficult in SPM.)
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richyrich
Re: Limited tray/indicator context menu
In the first pic, I see up and down arrows . . which usually means that there is more to see . . ?
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Re: Limited tray/indicator context menu
Yes, that's correct, you can scroll inside that area. Although it could be funny sometimes generally I'd prefer full menurichyrich wrote:In the first pic, I see up and down arrows . . which usually means that there is more to see . . ?
