This is using pocillo icons. When using a theme with a light panel the menu icon is lost . The work-around is to use the built in theme.
It is probably an issue w/ your theme and the amount of panel transparency it sets. No such issues w/ my theme and Pocillo on a 20.04 clean VM
The menu icon stays white regardless of theme. Other panel/ menu driven desktop environments have resolved this as far back as gnome 2.
The developers of the plata theme addressed the issue with panel transparency. Note how the icons automatically change to dark when the light theme is applied except for the menu icon.
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Sounds like the menu icon needs to be turned into a symbolic icon.
Iâm no inkscape expert - Iâm guessing the fill colour needs to be changed as per https://askubuntu.com/a/154846/14356
ok - in theory this will now be fixed in 20.04 - will need to confirm this on the next package upload due in the next few weeks.
In the interim - https://github.com/UbuntuBudgie/budgie-desktop-environment/blob/master/distrologo/ubuntu-budgie-symbolic.svg
Drop that file into /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps
Then run sudo update-icon-caches /usr/share/icons/hicolor
Then in budgie-desktop-settings - panel - menu applet - change the menu icon to be âubuntu-budgie-symbolicâ
The solution above works , for those who would like to try it remember to change the image name when downloaded to ubuntu-budgie-symbolic.
The very latest desktopfolder is now available in 20.04.
We think its a very worthy alternative for desktop icons support - more info here:
Whilst we will not be shipping with desktopfolder out-of-the-box for 20.04 since it has some edge cases we arenât happy with - for the majority we think it is very useful.
So if you want to test switch off nemo-desktop via dconf-editor org.nemo.desktop show-desktop-icons and install the package.
The above link has our PPA for 18.04/19.04/19.10 users to also play with the latest desktopfolder.
The project itself would love some help - so if you want to dip your toes into open source development this is a worthy project to-do so. GitHub - spheras/desktopfolder: Bring your Desktop Back to Life
I modified the symbolic menu icon a little you can see the result in the images.
New version of Window Shuffler is now available - feedback is most welcome
I searched the thread and didnât see anything so I thought I would report that I am unable to open GNOME Settings on 20.04. It crashes out to the login screen. Happens every time. Iâm running it in VirtualBox if that makes a difference. Happy to provide whatever details youâd like to see.
Suggestion: please add a sticky here for where each type of bug report should go eg installer issues: ```
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Thx.
Please report this to launchpad via
ubuntu-bug gnome-control-centerI followed the instructions on the bug reporting page to run ubuntu-bug against the _usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.0.crash file located there. It showed that the bug has already been reported (1796437). Iâll add my details there. Thanks again.
Interesting! That bug report is marked as a duplicate.
In the linked report it says the package gstreamer1.0-vaapi is the issue
Audio sounds horrible (scratchy, over-driven) Only getting sound on left channel.
Connected via HDMI. All audio is affected.
No crash and not sure which package to report.
We have now dropped the use of the buggy system tray in 20.04.
Very few apps require the system tray and apps that still do are pretty old and there are better replacements available.
The network manager icon in the system tray has now been replaced by a proper budgie-applet - network manager applet.
To test this we strongly recommend installing 20.04 on real hardware so that you can test wifi and other combinations
Desktop layouts implementation is now complete for 20.04
We still recommend using the daily budgie-extras PPA since things are still changing daily in 20.04
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Is the system tray the AppIndicator applet?
no - its the legacy xembed tray
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