I just installed Appmenu and I still don't know why this is happening. So I forwarded this bug to the Appmenu project in the hopes they can point me in the right direction.
So, to summarize for them, here is what's happening:
1) Make sure Appmenu is installed
2) Make sure Appmenu is *not* on the panel
3) Add Cardapio to the panel
- result: All good. You can see the Cardapio applet just fine.
4) Now add Appmenu to the panel
- result: Appmenu appears in the panel, but Cardapio disappears. Note that Cardapio is still running, though, as you can see by summoning it with the shortcut key Windows+Space
5) Remove Appmenu from panel
- result: Cardapio is back!
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Here's what seems to be happening: The Cardapio applet is actually a GtkMenubar with a GtkImageMenuItem inside of it, and Appmenu seems to hide all GtkMenubars, including of course Cardapio's.
So my question is: Is there anything in the Appmenu API that can be used by Cardapio to make sure its menus *aren't* hidden?
I just installed Appmenu and I still don't know why this is happening. So I forwarded this bug to the Appmenu project in the hopes they can point me in the right direction.
So, to summarize for them, here is what's happening:
1) Make sure Appmenu is installed
2) Make sure Appmenu is *not* on the panel
3) Add Cardapio to the panel
- result: All good. You can see the Cardapio applet just fine.
4) Now add Appmenu to the panel
- result: Appmenu appears in the panel, but Cardapio disappears. Note that Cardapio is still running, though, as you can see by summoning it with the shortcut key Windows+Space
5) Remove Appmenu from panel
- result: Cardapio is back!
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Here's what seems to be happening: The Cardapio applet is actually a GtkMenubar with a GtkImageMenuItem inside of it, and Appmenu seems to hide all GtkMenubars, including of course Cardapio's.
So my question is: Is there anything in the Appmenu API that can be used by Cardapio to make sure its menus *aren't* hidden?