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Duplicated Node ID Error #144
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Okay, Chromium only works on Xorg, not Wayland. LibreOffice still doesn't work. |
It seems having a small screen negatively impacts this. The menu only works if I shrink my screen scaling from 200% to 100%. Otherwise, some menu items appear as dots. |
Same issue here with Fedora 36 - although I can't figure out how to modify the egg file properly to apply this work around. /usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/fildem-0.6.7-py3.10.egg Issue exists under x11 for me, I have not tested wayland and don't care to. Also had to set selinux to permissive to even make it this far. Ok - now I got it to show a menu but yea I cannot interact with it.. |
Same issue with Arch Linux + Gnome 42 (42.4). App menu appears in firefox-appmenu, chromium, vscode but doesn't appear in libreoffice for some reason with the same error message. |
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What is the current behavior?
I have installed the extension and the file from Github. Wanting to make sure Fildem works before I configure it to start on startup, I run it in my terminal. When I open Libreoffice Writer, the menu does not appear at the top. I have disabled all other extensions. Below is my terminal output:
Steps to reproduce the problem
Install the extension
Install the file
Run sudo python3 setup.py install --optimize=1
Configure ~/.gtkrc-2.0 and ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini
Logout and Reboot
Open terminal to run fildem
Open Libreoffice Writer
What is the expected behavior?
Global menu should be exported to topbar and be visible.
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