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Was playing with Dolphin, and found no way to bring back the menu after I had made it disappear.
Could not find an answer in Google, and neither here. |
KDE Developer
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Rigth click on the white area or press CTRL+M is the default shortcut to show/hide the menu bar
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Registered Member
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Thanks, the Ctrl+M does it. But the right-click in the white area, any area, does not. Anything else comes up, file properties, widgets, etc.
I had actually as well right-clicked some twenty times here and there, in all areas of dolphin, before posting; but no 'show menu' popped up. And it still doesn't. |
Administrator
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It should look like this:
Note that it won't show up if the menu is shown. If the question has been answered, please mark the topic as solved.
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10 things you might want to do in KDE | Open menu with Super key | Mouse shortcuts |
Registered Member
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Solved, thank you.
I still feel that it wasn't exactly intuitive, though. |
KDE Developer
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about all apps behave like dolphin... it is quite hard to find a better way to edith the user interface for bringin back the menu, currently this looks the easier way.
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