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Openshell doesn't work with retrobar #1914

Open saness0808 opened 7 months ago

saness0808 commented 7 months ago

Describe the bug

This is weird... If I click start when I use retrobar, openshell doesn't open and only the windows 11 menu opens. How do ya fix this? https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cZfv1PVMx47

Area of issue

Start menu

To reproduce

  1. click start 2.Openshell doesn;t open

Expected behavior

Wanted openshell to open

Open-Shell version

4.4.191

Windows version

windows 11

Additional context

Actually, just in case, openshel is there, but just covered by retrobar. the guys in youtube used well with thoses 2.

peanutbuttery2763 commented 6 months ago

same bro, when i open RETROBAR, THE THING THAT MAKES CLASSIC BAR FROM WINDOWS XP LOOK LIKE XP AND STUFF, AND I HAVE OPENSHELL INSTALLED, IT DOESENT WORK, I AGREE, WE NEED APP COMPATIBILITY.

peanutbuttery2763 commented 6 months ago

Describe the bug

This is weird... If I click start when I use retrobar, openshell doesn't open and only the windows 11 menu opens. How do ya fix this? https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cZfv1PVMx47

Area of issue

Start menu

To reproduce

  1. click start 2.Openshell doesn;t open

Expected behavior

Wanted openshell to open

Open-Shell version

4.4.191

Windows version

windows 11

Additional context

Actually, just in case, openshel is there, but just covered by retrobar. the guys in youtube used well with thoses 2.

this is true tbh

gnomelover2004 commented 6 months ago

same here, but im on windows 10

LegoWoof commented 5 months ago

It's not so much a case of needed compatibility but rather you kinda have to make them work together. Within OpenShell, choose not to replace the start button, as Retrobar does that on its own. image Then, within "Controls," make sure "Left Click opens:" is set to Open-Shell Menu. image There's a couple of other options you can mess around with in there, such as choosing for shift+left click to open the regular windows start menu, and for the windows key to access Open-Shell as well. Let me know if this helps.

TDGalea commented 5 months ago

It's not so much a case of needed compatibility but rather you kinda have to make them work together. Within OpenShell, choose not to replace the start button, as Retrobar does that on its own. image Then, within "Controls," make sure "Left Click opens:" is set to Open-Shell Menu. image There's a couple of other options you can mess around with in there, such as choosing for shift+left click to open the regular windows start menu, and for the windows key to access Open-Shell as well. Let me know if this helps.

OpenShell settings have no power over this. RetroBar hides the default taskbar, which OpenShell follows. RetroBar also takes priority over OpenShell for the Windows/Super key.

There's no way to invoke the OpenShell menu while RetroBar is running thanks to this.