Closed BusterKnutt closed 1 year ago
Same problem here. Same MATE version in Manjaro. The defaults are different from @BusterKnutt ones, though. I also noticed that when I add columns, and change their width, when restarting the columns are lost but the width of the "default" columns are weird. Most obvious when I add "command line" column, make it super wide, and when restarting my "Memory" column is the one getting super wide.
You could try if applying this patch https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-system-monitor/commit/ddeb66b5af61a5367c8b72a5e5845317e82b62a4 helps. We will release version 1.26.1 with this patch included soon.
A little light bash scripting is the limit of my programming knowledge. I have no idea what to do with that linked text. I shall wait for the update to hit the repo. Thanks, mbkma
Version 1.27.0 with the fix included is released: https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-system-monitor/releases/tag/v1.27.0
I'll leave this open until 1.26.1 is released...
debian 12 has the same problem.
Manjaro updated to MATE 1.26.1 and the problem persists
This is happening only if I try to change the visibility of any field beyond "X Server Memory" (field number 7 in dconf). "X Server Memory" is not listed as a process information field in the Preferences window.
If applicable, any change to one of those fields is in fact applied to the next field after restart, probably because the numbering in the System Monitor is one field ahead from field 7 on.
It's now in 1.26 branch. https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-system-monitor/commit/83bd2793a7f660af3231eded3986cf622057baa3
1.26.1 is released https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-system-monitor/releases/tag/v1.26.1 Closing...
Expected behaviour
Program saves my settings between restarts.
Actual behaviour
Fails to save my settings in the Processes tab only. All others stick. Resets to showing the following fields: Process Name Status %CPU CPU Time Waiting Channel
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
Edit "Processes" preferences and change some values in the "Information Fields". Close and restart Mate-System-Monitor Your changes have gone.
MATE general version
1.26
Package version
1.26.0-1
Linux Distribution
Linux Mint
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
Can't find an option to report the bug on the Mate website. They don't post a link...