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Is the panel autohide functionality working for anyone else?
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Hi mate, it is working for me with my side panel (I have a little panel on the left side of my screen for task management, which I auto hide for when I need it)
But when I test it with my primary full size panel, it doesn't hide Applications treat it as it if it does though, they go under it..
Arch Linux - Intel E5200 Desktop (MATE GTK3) | Fedora 25 - ASUS Core-i7 Optimus Laptop
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Yes, you are right, it's just the original default panel that does not autohide. Any extra panels do indeed honor the autohide setting.
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Any solutions so far?
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It works fine for me. Check with an empty home - it might be something from the setting migration. You could also try removing and adding the panel again (yes, it's a little bit more work, but the end result might worth it)
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Ah, I just found that it doesn't autohide when using the legacy menu (which I prefer), solution for me...
RMB on K-menu and select "Switch to Application Launcher Style"
Set default panel "More Settings" to Auto-hide
% killall plasma-desktop && plasma-desktop (in konsole or alt-f2)
and now my default panel autohides!
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Your workaround only works temporarily here.
With the legacy menu my panel breaks autohinding immediately after using kmenu.
With the kickoff menu my panel breaks autohinding sooner or later.
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This only brings autohide back until the next time I hit the kickoff menu. A whole lot better than nothing but still... no other solutions?
Now there sits a man with an open mind. You can feel the draft from here...
Groucho Marx
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and here it is...
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=264918
we wait..
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Yes, mine still stops autohiding every now and then but I find if I...
alias rehide='killall plasma-desktop && plasma-desktop > /dev/null 2>&1'
then it starts autohiding again. I'm hoping 4.6.1 fixes it.
Update: I find this still happens occasionally so the above alias saves me googling for "archlinux panel autohide" just to find this solution again :-)
Last edited by markc (2011-02-25 21:46:43)
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