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* Cinnamon version 4.0.9
* Distribution - Mint 19.1 - issue originally raised on Mint Forum by an Arch user.
* Graphics hardware *and* driver used
Graphics:
Device-1: Intel 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics
driver: i915 v: kernel
Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.19.6 driver: modesetting unloaded: fbdev,vesa
resolution: 1366x768~60Hz
OpenGL: renderer: Mesa DRI Intel Sandybridge Mobile v: 3.3 Mesa 18.2.2
* 64 bit
Issue
In limited circumstances using add to panel from the menu right-click context menu can result result in additional panel launcher applets being added without the target application be added as a panel-launcher.
Steps to reproduce
Starting from a default Cinnamon 4.0.9 layout (modern in Mint), right click on the GWL and remove. Right click on the panel > Add applets to the panel > Select and add a panel launcher applet. This works fine up to this point
Navigate to the menu and attempt to add an application to the panel. Observe a 2nd panel launcher applet being created with the default launchers present but not the target application launcher. Repeat and observe a 3rd etc.
Restart Cinnamon with Ctrl-Alt-Esc and retry. Now the application will be added to the most recent panel launcher apple and all is OK.
The alternative workflow, Starting from a default Cinnamon 4.0.9 layout (modern in Mint), right click on the GWL and remove, navigate to menu and attempt to add an application to the panel also has the same result.
Expected behaviour
A cinnamon restart should not be necessary for new panel launcher applet to be recognised as a target for add to panel.
Other information
This issue also manifests attempting the reverse. Start with the Mint 19.1 traditional layout, remove the panel launcher applet, add a grouped-window-list-applet. On attempting add to panel a new panel-launcher is created (although this time with the default launchers and the target application). Again a cinnamon restart is needed to avoid this behaviour and add to panel to result in a new GWL pinned app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Issue
In limited circumstances using add to panel from the menu right-click context menu can result result in additional panel launcher applets being added without the target application be added as a panel-launcher.
Steps to reproduce
Starting from a default Cinnamon 4.0.9 layout (modern in Mint), right click on the GWL and remove. Right click on the panel > Add applets to the panel > Select and add a panel launcher applet. This works fine up to this point
Navigate to the menu and attempt to add an application to the panel. Observe a 2nd panel launcher applet being created with the default launchers present but not the target application launcher. Repeat and observe a 3rd etc.
Restart Cinnamon with Ctrl-Alt-Esc and retry. Now the application will be added to the most recent panel launcher apple and all is OK.
The alternative workflow, Starting from a default Cinnamon 4.0.9 layout (modern in Mint), right click on the GWL and remove, navigate to menu and attempt to add an application to the panel also has the same result.
Expected behaviour
A cinnamon restart should not be necessary for new panel launcher applet to be recognised as a target for add to panel.
Other information
This issue also manifests attempting the reverse. Start with the Mint 19.1 traditional layout, remove the panel launcher applet, add a grouped-window-list-applet. On attempting add to panel a new panel-launcher is created (although this time with the default launchers and the target application). Again a cinnamon restart is needed to avoid this behaviour and add to panel to result in a new GWL pinned app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: