On Thu, 2018-06-07 at 18:55 +0200, Andre Klapper wrote:
> If you ever accidentially hide the menu bar, open a Terminal
> application and run the command
> gsettings set org.gnome.evolution.shell menubar-visible true
> to reenable it.
Hi,
that's unnecessarily low-level, no need to open terminal when it's
enough to press the Alt key for a short time, which will show the menu
bar again. Then the menu items will have underlined letters which are
used for shortcuts, like the 'V' from the 'View' menu, to use Alt+V to
bring it up, or 'F' for 'File', thus Alt+F for it.
For example Firefox works the same.
Would adding F10 as another shortcut to open the menu help? It works
when the menu bar is shown, but not when it's hidden.
Bye,
Milan
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