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I’ve been on Ubuntu / KDE for the last 2 years, I keep it all patched an up to date. The other week I was playing around with the task bar widgets and somehow m
by ElCapitanMarkla 4y ago
I’ve been on Ubuntu / KDE for the last 2 years, I keep it all patched an up to date. The other week I was playing around with the task bar widgets and somehow managed to delete or hide the text menu from top of every single app window. It drove me nuts, I could alt + f to bring it back for a second but I still can’t figure out what setting it is that I’ve screwed up. I’ve got a work around in place of a little hamburger widget on each window which expands out to the full menu but it’s still annoying.
- still_grokking 4y agoIf I would need to guess I would say you've added the global menu widget to the taskbar. That would hide the "regular" menu bar in the applications. Removing the global menu widget should bring back the "regular" menu in the application windows. OTOH, who really needs a menu bar? You can have nowadays a "command palette" like app menu in KRunner. Much better usability than remembering or searching a menu structure imho—in case you don't need the discoverability of a menu, of course.
- ElCapitanMarkla 4y agoOh you legend, that was exactly what it was. And I didn't realise KRunner could do everything in the app menus. I'll definitely look into that. Cheers