Describe the problem: After updating a Pop!_OS 22.04 pre-release system to GNOME 42, the OSDs for volume adjustment, touchpad enable/disable, etc. are themed poorly. They now show up near the bottom of the screen, and partially overlap with the dock (even if we wanted them to be lower on the screen to match GNOME, we should probably at least raise them above the dock's default position.)
(The volume OSD looks slightly different when using pipewire, so it's probably best to have that installed when working on this.)
For the touchpad enable/disable OSD, the icon is not centered within the overlay:
This also affects a new OSD for PrtSc (that key used to just take a screenshot without showing an OSD):
Describe the problem: After updating a Pop!_OS 22.04 pre-release system to GNOME 42, the OSDs for volume adjustment, touchpad enable/disable, etc. are themed poorly. They now show up near the bottom of the screen, and partially overlap with the dock (even if we wanted them to be lower on the screen to match GNOME, we should probably at least raise them above the dock's default position.)
(The volume OSD looks slightly different when using pipewire, so it's probably best to have that installed when working on this.)
For the touchpad enable/disable OSD, the icon is not centered within the overlay:
This also affects a new OSD for
PrtSc
(that key used to just take a screenshot without showing an OSD):Steps to reproduce:
Distribution: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS
Pop version:
5.4.5~1645564624~22.04~d3e2898