Post by lscpmv on Jun 12, 2023 13:06:55 GMT
(bodhi linux ver 7.0 beta s76)
1)
difficult to resize windows: while move cursor to the edge of the windows, the cursor doesn't change to use the resizing cursor icon.
to resize the windows, it must move to the corners.
2)
i meet one time like the bug:
bugs.archlinux.org/task/60229
FS#60229 - [thunar] Fails to start with "Failed to register: Timeout was reached"
it seems that it cause of the desktop crash to reboot (i don't know what happened).
after logout/login or reboot, the thunar file manager still cannot execute.
i found it's in the processes list of the gnome system monitor.
so, i killed the thunar process, then it could start thunar file manager.
3)
after install gnome system monitor, it display two item under the menu "system tools".
they are "gnome system monitor" and "system monitor".
in the IBar -> contents menu, it has also the two items.
if i apply the "system monitor" to the quick launch bar "ibar", it will duplicate the icon after i click and run the "system monitor". it's not if applying with "gnome system monitor".
1)
difficult to resize windows: while move cursor to the edge of the windows, the cursor doesn't change to use the resizing cursor icon.
to resize the windows, it must move to the corners.
2)
i meet one time like the bug:
bugs.archlinux.org/task/60229
FS#60229 - [thunar] Fails to start with "Failed to register: Timeout was reached"
it seems that it cause of the desktop crash to reboot (i don't know what happened).
after logout/login or reboot, the thunar file manager still cannot execute.
i found it's in the processes list of the gnome system monitor.
so, i killed the thunar process, then it could start thunar file manager.
3)
after install gnome system monitor, it display two item under the menu "system tools".
they are "gnome system monitor" and "system monitor".
in the IBar -> contents menu, it has also the two items.
if i apply the "system monitor" to the quick launch bar "ibar", it will duplicate the icon after i click and run the "system monitor". it's not if applying with "gnome system monitor".
