Oops, looks like I talked too quickly about the alignments: when both screens are top-alligned, indicators-apps seem to work aliright, with no need to scroll to view the entire menu.
I just tried something else, to verify when this problem occurs: The laptop screen being the primary screen (the one in which Unity displays its Launcher and GlobalMenu bar), and the desktop screen being the secondary screen. Both screens are bottom-aligned. I went to gnome-display-properties and played a bit with both screens' resolution. And I noticed this: - When both screen have the same number of pixels in height (i.e., 1366x768 and 1024x768), indicators-apps display correctly, no need to scroll; - When the primary screen has an higher number of pixels in height (i.e., 1366x768 and 1152x720), indicators-apps also display correctly, no need to scroll; - But when the secondary screen has an higher number of pixels in height (i.e., 1366x768 and 1680x1050), the previously described problem occurs. Based on what I observed, the issue occurs when there is a "blank unused space" on top of the smaller screen. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/734599 Title: Menus have to be scrolled then using multiple screens -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
