neuromorph
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7 months ago Open Bar tries to keep the panel on the monitor that it is found to be on. This is since some extensions allow moving the panel to other monitors. However, I found a bug that made it dependent on the connections and layout of the multi-monitors, that most likely caused this issue. I have fixed it and uploaded to GitHub. NOTE: It is only available in 'main' branch which is for Gnome 45+ (I will backport it later). I assume you are also on Gnome 45/46. It would be great if you manually install it from GitHub. Since I have also added few other fixes for other issues you will be getting those as well. You can clone the repo and replace the local installation directory with it OR you can download and replace the following at least:
- schemas/ (both files in the directory)
- extension.js
- stylesheets.js
- prefs.js
Let me know how it goes.
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Whenver I enable the extension, it moves the top bar to the second display.
I'm not sure if it's an Nvidia issue or if I'm just unlucky to have a laptop with 2 graphics that I can't switch between. The HDMI is connected to the dGPU directly and the iGPU is connected to the laptop display. (not sure if this is helpful, just mentioning if anyone tries recreating).
I can't use the extension without it jumping the entire top bar over to the second display. This makes my dock on the primary display and the top bar on the non primary display.