[jmak]

Hello,

If I make shelf style invisible the systray icons disappear – the Networkmanager icon. This bug was not present in 0.1.7.

Also, in autohide mode the shelf often doesn't hide.

jmak

[Jeff]

Hrm autohide is working A-OK here. Any thing in particular happening when it doesn't work?

As far as the systray - that was an E issue that was suppose to have been fixed. I'll check and see if it has regressed, if it has then I'll file the bug report again upstream.

~Jeff

[jmak]

Jeff, on 28 March 2011 - 05:07 PM, said:

Hrm autohide is working A-OK here. Any thing in particular happening when it doesn't work?

As far as the systray - that was an E issue that was suppose to have been fixed. I'll check and see if it has regressed, if it has then I'll file the bug report again upstream.

~Jeff

The autohide-freeze happens randomly. It has happened two times today. When happens, I log out and in and it works again. I don't do anything specific when freeze happens and the taskbar still works as normal, it is just that the shelf doesn't hide.

[jarope]

i have similar issues with the invisible mode

Jason

[Jeff]

jmask - does an E restart resolve the issue?

~Jeff

[turgid]

put it on a small visible shelf as a temporary remedy. this has been an issue for ages.

http://www.bodhilinu...ch__1#entry3675

[jmak]

Jeff, on 28 March 2011 - 11:40 PM, said:

jmask - does an E restart resolve the issue?

~Jeff

I don't experience hide freeze issues anymore. But the shelf style invisible still doesn't work. When I set shelf invisible, it still remains visible even after several reboots.

This is how the shelf looks like after setting to invisible:

http://img808.images...4/invisible.png

[Jeff Schallenberg]

jmak, on 29 March 2011 - 04:03 PM, said:

the shelf style invisible still doesn't work. When I set shelf invisible, it still remains visible even after several reboots.

The known issue is that the systray disappears when the shelf is set to invisible. When the shelf is set to invisible, it stays invisible until you set it back to visible, after which the systray reappears.

[wdhpr]

I have an issue with icons as well. For what ever reason when I boot into Bodhi I find several missing icons on my IBar. The programs themselves are there just the icons are gone. Not to worry I just right click on the programs location on the IBar and at the top there is a icon widget from the properties I go to icon and direct it to the icons location at /usr/share/icons/gnome/ and that seems to keep them anchored.

After doing a search on the topic I'm not certain if this issue has been addressed fully so I'm just chipping in.

[Jeff]

Please don't bump threads from almost a year. Open a new topic

~Jeff