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Hello, Guy.
When you mentioned that LibreOffice had no menu bar, it made me
wonder if GNOME's own global menu system had been incorporated.
When you get a chance in testing GNOME Shell under Ubuntu 12.10,
open LibreOffice and try pressing Super (Windows key)+F10. When an
application is active, its icon and title are displayed on the top
panel. When this icon is clicked a menu drops down. From my
understanding, GNOME will eventually have a global menu which can
be found here. this can also be accessed by using super+F10.
Hope this helps.
Take care.
On 09/09/2012 04:34 PM, Guy Schlosser wrote:
Gnome shell works well. One thing I'm glad to see is that the
message tray is now accessible. I haven't tried kde yet and I
agree, parts of unity don't work. One other thing I've noticed
is that libre office is buggy. Orca is sluggish when entering
text, and in gnome shell, there is no menu bar. Is there a way
to correct this?
Thanks in advance,
Guy
For those that are trying Ubuntu 12.10,
what desktops have you found to work well? Parts of the
Unity desktop still don’t work.
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