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Hi, I have been facing this issue for some time now.
On my PC the XFCE4 panel tooltip looks like:
But On My laptop with the same version of XFCE4 panel, same processor model, same driver, and same screen resolution, the tooltip is shown on the bottom.
1. When the panel is in the bottom:
2. When the panel is at the top:
I can see the tooltip if I increase the "Row size (pixels)" to > 80 or so.
Version
$ xfce4-panel --version
xfce4-panel 4.14.1 (Xfce 4.14)
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The Xfce development team. All rights reserved.
Please report bugs to <http://bugzilla.xfce.org/>.
What's the problem?
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Hello and welcome.
See: https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14967.
Which version of gtk3 are you running and what are your current xsettings:
xfconf-query -c xsettings -lv
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The output from
xfconf-query -c xsettings -lv
/Gdk/WindowScalingFactor 1
/Gtk/ButtonImages true
/Gtk/CanChangeAccels true
/Gtk/ColorPalette black:white:gray50:red:purple:blue:light blue:green:yellow:orange:lavender:brown:goldenrod4:dodger blue:pink:light green:gray10:gray30:gray75:gray90
/Gtk/CursorThemeName Bibata_Ice
/Gtk/CursorThemeSize 48
/Gtk/DecorationLayout close,minimize,maximize:menu
/Gtk/FontName Baumans 11
/Gtk/IconSizes
/Gtk/KeyThemeName
/Gtk/MenuBarAccel F10
/Gtk/MenuImages true
/Gtk/MonospaceFontName Oxygen Mono 12
/Gtk/ToolbarIconSize 3
/Gtk/ToolbarStyle icons
/Net/CursorBlink true
/Net/CursorBlinkTime 250
/Net/DndDragThreshold 24
/Net/DoubleClickDistance 5
/Net/DoubleClickTime 1000
/Net/EnableEventSounds true
/Net/EnableInputFeedbackSounds true
/Net/IconThemeName Tela-blue
/Net/SoundThemeName default
/Net/ThemeName XFCE Colour Lite Pink
/Xft/Antialias 1
/Xft/Hinting 1
/Xft/HintStyle hintfull
/Xft/RGBA none
The GTK 2 and 3 theme is actually modded by me, same theme on the PC and Raspberry Pi works fine...
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GTK3 version?
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I am using ArchLinux on the systems. The GTK3 version is:
$ pacman -Qi gtk3 | sed -n 2p
Version : 1:3.24.13-1
Last edited by Sourav (2019-12-23 11:48:38)
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I use Arch linux as well, but I can't replicate this.
- If you use the default Adwaita theme, does the problem persist?
- If you check "Don't reserve space on borders" in the panel preferences, does that make a difference?
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- If you use the default Adwaita theme, does the problem persist?
Yes. It makes no difference.
- If you check "Don't reserve space on borders" in the panel preferences, does that make a difference?
Yes. The problem is fixed, I don't want to enable this option because it changes the look and feel...
Last edited by Sourav (2019-12-23 12:08:52)
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One last troubleshooting suggestion. Can you create a secondary user account, log in and keeping as many of the settings as default as possible, see if you can replicate the problem (i.e. create/use the bottom panel, add similar plugins, set same panel size)?
Note: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/notificatio … ssue/61395 would seem to suggest that it is a gtk3 issue. There would still need to be another element in the equation or we would all see the issue.
Last edited by ToZ (2019-12-23 13:36:28)
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Hi, luckily I had a vanilla ArchLinux installation on VirtualBox. I tried replicating the problem, but it didn't happen there, except only the tooltip under network-manager-applet behaved in the similar way. I tried using my theme:
https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1276216/
IDK if the fonts has some effect, but I am using:
https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Baumans
With 11 pts.
Other than that, on my affected system I got a clue, if you touch slightly from the top of the panel, the tooltip appears on the top:
Last edited by Sourav (2019-12-23 14:39:44)
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Other than that, on my affected system I got a clue, if you touch slightly from the top of the panel, the tooltip appears on the top:
You should add this info to the bug report. It might help the developer's to identify the issue.
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Sure. But I had to open my laptop to clean and oil the noisy fan, for that I first need to disconnected the HDMI monitor.
After repairing everything, and turning on the laptop for test, without the HDMI monitor connected the tooltip magically shown again.
When I connected the HDMI display, things worked.
But as soon as I just turned off the laptop's display and turned on the HDMI and made that primary, the problem started all over.
It's weird but I think this is a bug while trying to handle the HDMI?
Probably that's the reason my PC and Raspberry Pi are working fine?
Last edited by Sourav (2019-12-23 23:31:19)
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Ok, finally got the reason. If the cursor is too big, it happens. Reducing the cursor size fixes this issue.
I am using this theme called Bibata with the maximum available size (48) on my laptop, but the cursor theme on the PC and the raspberry pi was a bit smaller that's why they worked.
Last edited by Sourav (2020-01-04 21:45:30)
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The bug is reported here.
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