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[Barry Drake]

>Not sure what you mean by gnome menus in the top panel. Can you be
>more explicit? Are you running Ubuntu with Unity?

Hi Colin .   When you move the mouse pointer into the top panel, 
many applications show a menu on the left of the top panel. Libreoffice 
is one example, but the one I'm having a problem with is Audacity.  The 
menu works OK in Thunderbird, but not in the others. I suppose I'll 
report it as and 'Audacity' bug, and see what response I get.


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[Colin Law]

On 13 January 2016 at 18:07, Barry Drake  wrote:
>>Not sure what you mean by gnome menus in the top panel. Can you be
>>more explicit? Are you running Ubuntu with Unity?
>
> Hi Colin .   When you move the mouse pointer into the top panel, many
> applications show a menu on the left of the top panel. Libreoffice is one
> example, but the one I'm having a problem with is Audacity.  The menu works
> OK in Thunderbird, but not in the others. I suppose I'll report it as and
> 'Audacity' bug, and see what response I get.

Both Audacity and LibreOffice ok on fully updated 16.04 here.  Have
you tried doing another update in case you you updated whilst the
repos themselves were being updated so you did not get all that you
should have?

Colin

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[Simon Greenwood]

There is a known issue with the Audacity package in 15.10 in that it was
built against the wrong version of wxWidgets so this may be related. The
Audacity devs advise using their PPA and release.

On Wed, 13 Jan 2016 20:15 Colin Law  wrote:

> On 13 January 2016 at 18:07, Barry Drake 
> wrote:
> >>Not sure what you mean by gnome menus in the top panel. Can you be
> >>more explicit? Are you running Ubuntu with Unity?
> >
> > Hi Colin .   When you move the mouse pointer into the top panel, many
> > applications show a menu on the left of the top panel. Libreoffice is one
> > example, but the one I'm having a problem with is Audacity.  The menu
> works
> > OK in Thunderbird, but not in the others. I suppose I'll report it as and
> > 'Audacity' bug, and see what response I get.
>
> Both Audacity and LibreOffice ok on fully updated 16.04 here.  Have
> you tried doing another update in case you you updated whilst the
> repos themselves were being updated so you did not get all that you
> should have?
>
> Colin
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[Colin Law]

On 13 January 2016 at 15:46, Barry Drake  wrote:
> Hi    In 16.04, currently all the gnome menus on the top panel seem to
> have disappeared.  This makes some applications, Libreoffice, not fully
> useable as some functions can only be accessed from the menu.  I can't find
> an existing bug report for this.  What program should I report it against
> please?

Not sure what you mean by gnome menus in the top panel.  Can you be
more explicit?  Are you running Ubuntu with Unity?

I will update mine (has not been done for a couple of days) to see if I see it.

Colin

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