Sublime appmenu not always shown in global menu
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I'm currently using debian buster with budgie. In my budgie panel I'm using the appmenu applet. When I start sublime text through the .desktop file (plank or budgie launcher) the appmenu of sublime doesn't appear in the budgie appmenu applet, nevertheless, when I run sublime using the terminal, running subl or /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text the appmenu shows in the applet just fine.
Is there any way that I can reproduce the behavior that executing from terminal is having in the .desktop file? Perhaps an environment variable that I should add?
The problem exist also with sublime merge.
debian gtk3 budgie
asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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I'm currently using debian buster with budgie. In my budgie panel I'm using the appmenu applet. When I start sublime text through the .desktop file (plank or budgie launcher) the appmenu of sublime doesn't appear in the budgie appmenu applet, nevertheless, when I run sublime using the terminal, running subl or /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text the appmenu shows in the applet just fine.
Is there any way that I can reproduce the behavior that executing from terminal is having in the .desktop file? Perhaps an environment variable that I should add?
The problem exist also with sublime merge.
debian gtk3 budgie
asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
I installedbudgie-appmenu-appletto provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installedappmenu-gtk2-moduleandappmenu-gtk3-module.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27
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I'm currently using debian buster with budgie. In my budgie panel I'm using the appmenu applet. When I start sublime text through the .desktop file (plank or budgie launcher) the appmenu of sublime doesn't appear in the budgie appmenu applet, nevertheless, when I run sublime using the terminal, running subl or /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text the appmenu shows in the applet just fine.
Is there any way that I can reproduce the behavior that executing from terminal is having in the .desktop file? Perhaps an environment variable that I should add?
The problem exist also with sublime merge.
debian gtk3 budgie
asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
13
I'm currently using debian buster with budgie. In my budgie panel I'm using the appmenu applet. When I start sublime text through the .desktop file (plank or budgie launcher) the appmenu of sublime doesn't appear in the budgie appmenu applet, nevertheless, when I run sublime using the terminal, running subl or /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text the appmenu shows in the applet just fine.
Is there any way that I can reproduce the behavior that executing from terminal is having in the .desktop file? Perhaps an environment variable that I should add?
The problem exist also with sublime merge.
debian gtk3 budgie
debian gtk3 budgie
asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
13
edited Dec 5 at 13:09
asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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asked Dec 5 at 12:55
Rolando Urquiza
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What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
I installedbudgie-appmenu-appletto provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installedappmenu-gtk2-moduleandappmenu-gtk3-module.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27
|
show 2 more comments
What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
I installedbudgie-appmenu-appletto provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installedappmenu-gtk2-moduleandappmenu-gtk3-module.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27
What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
I installed
budgie-appmenu-applet to provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installed appmenu-gtk2-module and appmenu-gtk3-module.– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
I installed
budgie-appmenu-applet to provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installed appmenu-gtk2-module and appmenu-gtk3-module.– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27
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What appmenu package are you using? There is an appmenu for GNOME and an appmenu for Budgie, however the latter is only available in Sid...
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:28
I installed
budgie-appmenu-appletto provide the applet in budgie panel, I also installedappmenu-gtk2-moduleandappmenu-gtk3-module.– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 13:40
Are you running Debian Sid or testing? AFAIK those packages are not in stable, and if you are using Budgie from stable it may not be up-to-date enough to be compatible with the Appmenu. Appmenu was originally a GNOME only thing and thus conflicted with Budgie's GTK settings.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 13:50
I'm using debian buster, it's in my question, which is testing.
– Rolando Urquiza
Dec 5 at 14:20
My mistake. I have found some information but I will need to test things myself.
– kemotep
Dec 5 at 14:27