Comment 17 for bug 603795

Hey lots of great work you doing :)

It was nice to see in changelog that this issue has been taken care of.
I am eagerly waiting to test it, but the packages are waiting to be build.
Anyway, once I test it,I would like to feature Cardapio in my blog as
'Maverick Ready' with focus on all the recent plugins.
My blog: Ubuntu Vibes - ubuntu-vibes.blogspot.com (soon it will be
ubuntuvibes.com)

On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 9:34 AM, tvst <email address hidden> wrote:

> ** Changed in: cardapio
> Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
>
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> Cardapio don't show on panel when new "Appmenu" Applet is activated
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/603795
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> Status in Application menu module for GTK+: New
> Status in Cardapio: Fix Released
>
> Bug description:
> A new Global Appmenu is being introduced in next ubuntu release in which
> the application menus are displayed on panel, much like Mac. However,
> cardapio was working fine when both the panel menus and application menus
> were displayed. But when today I turned off application menus and only kept
> panel menus....cardapio applet just disappeared. I tried to reinstall
> couple of times and then tried again to add to panel but again there was no
> sign of cardapio.
>
> However, the keybindings just works fine and they do launch the cardapio
> menu. Its just that the applet won't appear on the panel.
>
> Since most of the ubuntu users are going to switch to appmenu sooner or
> later, this may be crucial.
>
> Also, I am not aware but does cardapio act as a standalone GTK application
> because when I use super+space to launch cardapio when Global Appmenu is
> enabled, the penal menu shows menuitems like 'file' and 'edit', much like
> any other standalone GTK application. If it is true, then is this the cause
> for the cardapio launcher not appearing on panel?
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