Bartender
November 2nd, 2018, 04:31 PM
Been running 16.04 GNOME for a couple of years now. I've grown fond of the way 16.04 GNOME reacts to bumping the cursor into the upper left hand corner of the screen. The dock appears, active windows pull back and sort themselves so that all of them can be seen (what's the proper term for this?) and the search bar pops up.
I installed 18.04 to a test PC. Mousing into the corner doesn't do anything. Clicking on "Activities" gets the search bar and causes active windows to pull back. The dock never goes away. I can set the dock to hide when an active window fills the screen, but that's not the same thing.
I'm guessing this is the way it is in 18.04 and I can just get used to it, but thought I'd ask.
Thanks!
I installed 18.04 to a test PC. Mousing into the corner doesn't do anything. Clicking on "Activities" gets the search bar and causes active windows to pull back. The dock never goes away. I can set the dock to hide when an active window fills the screen, but that's not the same thing.
I'm guessing this is the way it is in 18.04 and I can just get used to it, but thought I'd ask.
Thanks!