Open dkuteynikov opened 4 years ago
@dkuteynikov are there any other steps involved to try to trigger the issue beyond just turning on "Intelligently hide panel"?
Unfortunately, I don't have exact steps, it happens randomly, but maybe the system overload may affect this, because it usually happens when my PC is running out of memory & CPU resources. But I cannot guarantee this.
@dkuteynikov no worries. I'm going to keep "Intelligently hide panel" enabled and see if I run into the issue as well.
Thank you! By the way, another idea came into my mind: that issue could be related we the full-screen mode, because I often use it in Firefox, Viber, Telegram, Android Studio, ...
I think I have found the exact scenario: I noticed that it most often happens when I close an app by middle-clicking on it's icon in the task bar.
Try this scenario:
P.S.
I have also encountered this issue. The way I found to reproduce it:
I'm using a fully updated Mint 20.
I can also reproduce this issue using the steps @Pentarctagon has stated. It happens with many application like Xed, Calculator, Rythmbox, etc. Two exceptions that I've noticed are Terminal and Files. This isn't the only scenario where this issue has happened with me however, sometimes it appears to happen randomly. I am on Mint 19.3.
I am also having this issue. I thought it was random until I noticed that it happened when I middle-clicked to close Discord. In general, middle clicking an icon in the panel to close the associated window keeps the panel visible in auto-hide mode, obstructing the screen. A few things to note:
I am using Mint 20 with Cinnamon 4.6.6. I experienced this bug while using Mint 19.3, before I upgraded. However, my laptop is still using Mint 18.2 with Cinnamon 3.4.6, and it doesn't have this bug.
Cinnamon 4.8.6 Mint 20.1 64bit
I'm not able to reproduce the issue using the steps provided by @Pentarctagon. Is anyone else still experiencing this issue? Thanks.
I am still able to reproduce the issue with the same steps, also on the same Mint and Cinnamon versions.
I'm not able to reproduce the issue anymore on Arch Linux. Package | Version |
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cinnamon | 4.8.6 |
cinnamon-control-center | 4.8.2 |
cinnamon-desktop | 4.8.1 |
cinnamon-menus | 4.8.2 |
cinnamon-screensaver | 4.8.1 |
cinnamon-session | 4.8.0 |
cinnamon-settings-daemon | 4.8.5 |
cinnamon-translations | 4.8.3 |
cjs | 4.8.2 |
muffin | 4.8.0 |
I'm not able to reproduce the issue using the steps provided by @Pentarctagon. Is anyone else still experiencing this issue? Thanks.
I am still experiencing this issue.
Arch linux (latest updates) and cinnamon 4.8.6-1
Same issue. My panels got stucked forever. I thought it was some theme or applet messing all up like my extensions did in gnome. I don't know what to do to make auto-hide working again. I set up two panels, on at the top with information and settings applets and the default at the bottom without the applets I put in the top panel.
Same issue again. I can't find a specific set of sets that may be the cause though.
Also I am pretty sure it also happens in Auto hide panel
Same problem with LMDE 5 (Cinnamon 5.2.7)
It happened again but it got worse. This time even double clicking on the "Show Desktop" icon does not do anything. It would be nice to have some info on where to start to investigate. Any way of learning what/which window is keeping the panel on would be welcome.
I believe it has happened to me recently on Gnome. Any chance this is due to an upstream issue with Mutter/Muffin ?
I am also facing the same issue, panel will become non responsive with cinnamon desktop. Panel work fine with always show option. Bug occur with "auto hiding" and "intelligently hiding" options.
Now it got better for me with the last update. It happens way less and simply hoverning in and out of the bar will have it hide.
Better than to have to click twice on the Show Desktop
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Issue
Cinnamon panel gets stuck and is not being hidden again. Even if I go to the panel settings and turn OFF & ON again the "Auto-hide panel" mode, it doesn't help: the panel remains visible, only the windows' size change. After Cinnamon restart it restores normal behaviour.
Steps to reproduce
Turn ON "Intelligently hide panel". Sometimes it happens when I work in the Android Studio.
Expected behaviour
Panel should be hidden if I have any maximized windows and my cursor is outside the panel's area.
Other information ~/.xsession-errors: