04-22-2023, 12:07 PM
[member=9039]stevef[/member]:
Hi and thank you for your views on the matter.
Yes, I totally agree. :045:
Well, actually I haven´t done the upgrade of those packages. I just wanted to take a look at potential changes.
After that I deleted the ppa:xubuntu-dev/staging entries from software-properties-gtk again and refreshed the package cache.
So it´s back to the defaults again.
Well, this one didn´t work for me:
I´ll still have to try this one:
Thanks a lot for your kind help.
Many greetings from Rosika :wave
Hi and thank you for your views on the matter.
Quote:The value of using a stable and supported platform with LTS status is much greater.
Yes, I totally agree. :045:
Well, actually I haven´t done the upgrade of those packages. I just wanted to take a look at potential changes.
After that I deleted the ppa:xubuntu-dev/staging entries from software-properties-gtk again and refreshed the package cache.
So it´s back to the defaults again.
Quote:At worst it is a temporary inconvenience and very easy to work around.
Well, this one didn´t work for me:
Quote:can be rectified by hovering the mouse over a launcher in the panel, without depressing any mouse buttons: any erroneously missing window-buttons are restored.(from: https://gitlab.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-panel/-/issues/188 ).
I´ll still have to try this one:
Quote:An other way to rectify this bug without using xfce4-panel -r, is to right-click on the panel, and go to dashboard -> settings.
When the settings window appears, "any erroneously missing window-buttons are restored, and any superfluous blank window-button spaces (left over from previously closed windows) are eliminated"
Thanks a lot for your kind help.
Many greetings from Rosika :wave