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Is it possible to make the main menu show for longer before a selection is made? Currently, the menu disappears too quickly.
Thanks.
Last edited by ed32 (2020-12-05 07:57:13)
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Is it possible to make the main menu show for longer before a selection is made? Currently, the menu disappears too quickly.
You have a standard Lithium installation and your menu is jgmenu?
Mine jgmenu does not disappear until I have made an selection or pressed Esc.
If you post your ~/.config/jgmenu/jgmenurc, there might be a clue to the behavior.
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Hi rbh,
Thanks for helping out. My jgmenurc is as follows:
tint2_look = 0
csv_cmd = apps
position_mode = pointer
menu_width = 134
menu_padding_top = 24
menu_padding_right = 0
menu_padding_bottom = 0
menu_padding_left = 0
menu_radius = 1
sub_spacing = 6
item_margin_x = 1
item_margin_y = 1
item_height = 21
sep_height = 4
sep_halign = right
font = Sans 10
icon_size = 0
arrow_string = ›
arrow_width = 8
color_menu_bg = #22373f 100
color_menu_border = #C8CFCB 8
color_norm_bg = #C8CFCB 00
color_norm_fg = #d3dae3 100
color_sel_bg = #bc4b4f 100
color_sel_fg = #ffffff 100
color_sel_border = #bc4b4f 100
color_title_fg = #cc666a 100
color_title_bg = #22373f 100
color_title_border = #74998B 8
color_sep_fg = #535353 100
sep_markup =
hover_delay = 30
csv_name_format = %n
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Nothing in your jgmenurc sheds light over your menu behavior.
If no one else has any idea, test remove jgmenu with all configfiles:
$ apt-get purge jgmenu
and rename or delete ~/.config/jgmenu.
Reinstall jgmenu
Reboot
If that does not fix it, I am out of ideas.
Btw: i encourage you to read the forum rules. They state: "Use code tags when pasting code or configurations into your post.", as I did above.
Last edited by rbh (2020-12-06 12:40:34)
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@ed32 could you describe in more detail what the problem is
1. what steps do you take
2. what happens
3. what did you expect to have happened?
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Btw: i encourage you to read the forum rules. They state: "Use code tags when pasting code or configurations into your post.", as I did above.
Code tags... [ "code" ]some code[/ "code" ]
Don't include spaces or quotation marks. So without quotation marks, but with spaces which you will omit... [ code ]sudo apt update[/ code ]
Which will, if you omit the spaces, post as...
sudo apt update
I don't care what you do at home. Would you care to explain?
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@rbh,
Will do the code formatting next time I post.
Thanks again.
@malm,
I am using the 32-bit version of Lithium on 2 different computers (1 physical (an old Pentium M), another in a VMware VM). They both exhibited the same behaviour where the main menu does not stay on screen long enough for a selection to be made. When I click on the main menu, it pops up but when I hover over a menu item, the menu will soon disappear if I did not click on a selection fast enough. Also the start typing to search function did not work.
Thanks.
Last edited by ed32 (2020-12-07 08:05:43)
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Could you start jgmenu from terminal and paste any messages.
killall jgmenu
jgmenu_run
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Hi @malm,
This is what I got running the above:
warn: found old lockfile; lockfile removed
warning: XSupportsLocale(): error setting locale
warning: XSetLocaleModifiers(): error setting locale
Thanks again.
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So, you can not start jgmenu fom terminal when killed and you have problem with your locales...
You migt consider reinstall maybe... Have you serached your logs for more errors?
BTW: What happend when you purged and reinstalled jgmenu?
Last edited by rbh (2020-12-08 10:41:17)
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Code tags... [ "code" ]some code[/ "code" ]
Don't include spaces or quotation marks. So without quotation marks, but with spaces which you will omit... [ code ]sudo apt update[/ code ] ...
Which of course, to avoid inserting spaces in an example, could be displayed like:
[code]some code[/code]
Yes! You can wrap BBCode code in BBCode code tags!
Just write:
[code][code]some code[/code][/code]
OK... I'll show myself out
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@rbh,
Yes. It seems to be the locale problem, I set it to en_US.UTF-8. Everything works properly now.
Thanks!
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Yes! You can wrap BBCode code in BBCode code tags!
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Just write:
[code][code]some code[/code][/code]
OK... I'll show myself out
Nice tip, you can stay.
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^ I discovered that effect a few years ago, but forgot how I'd done it!
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