Using a system font with variable width resizes the clock applet in the taskbar during time changes. This causes a visible shift of not only the clock itself inside of the time string, but also all aligned applets in the particular section of the taskbar where the clock is located.
This will be noticed most likely when you have seconds activated in your time string, i. E. "%H:%M:%S %d.%m.%Y" .
Might be dependent on screen resolution, mine is 1920 * 1080 (100%)
Budgie version
10.9.2
Operating System
Solus
Steps to reproduce the issue
Set desktop font to "cantarell bold 10"
Configure a clock-applet in the taskbar with time string "%H:%M:%S %d.%m.%Y"
align other applets left and/or right to the clock
Watch for several seconds
Actual result
Depending on the geometrical size of the time string on display both left and right bounds of the clock flick left and right and so will aligned applets.
Expected result
Time displaying box should have fixed size or explicit monospace font.
Description
Using a system font with variable width resizes the clock applet in the taskbar during time changes. This causes a visible shift of not only the clock itself inside of the time string, but also all aligned applets in the particular section of the taskbar where the clock is located.
This will be noticed most likely when you have seconds activated in your time string, i. E. "%H:%M:%S %d.%m.%Y" .
Might be dependent on screen resolution, mine is 1920 * 1080 (100%)
Budgie version
10.9.2
Operating System
Solus
Steps to reproduce the issue
Actual result
Depending on the geometrical size of the time string on display both left and right bounds of the clock flick left and right and so will aligned applets.
Expected result
Time displaying box should have fixed size or explicit monospace font.
Additional information
No response