Icon for gnome system moniter does not scale in 18.04 Mate
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This is really a bug report but if someone knows a workaround it would be great.
All other icons scale to the size of the panel when I move them there except for the icon for the Gnome System Monitor, it stays TINY.
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This is really a bug report but if someone knows a workaround it would be great.
All other icons scale to the size of the panel when I move them there except for the icon for the Gnome System Monitor, it stays TINY.
18.04 ubuntu-mate
Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just usemate-system-monitorinstead.
– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00
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This is really a bug report but if someone knows a workaround it would be great.
All other icons scale to the size of the panel when I move them there except for the icon for the Gnome System Monitor, it stays TINY.
18.04 ubuntu-mate
This is really a bug report but if someone knows a workaround it would be great.
All other icons scale to the size of the panel when I move them there except for the icon for the Gnome System Monitor, it stays TINY.
18.04 ubuntu-mate
18.04 ubuntu-mate
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Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just usemate-system-monitorinstead.
– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00
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Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just usemate-system-monitorinstead.
– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00
Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just use
mate-system-monitor instead.– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just use
mate-system-monitor instead.– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00
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Please check if Gnome tweak tool is installed? It can help check some installed extensions. Some extensions like Dash to panel overlap default icon size settings for Dash or Applications menu.
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 11:13
Did not find any option that would change icon scaling or size for that matter.
– scanex
Nov 14 at 19:12
If you use Dash to panel, icons size can be changed in settings of extension -> Position and Style (tab) -> Panel Size. But again in case using extension. You dont answer to my comment - use it or not?
– S_Flash
Nov 14 at 19:17
I can recommend to not to use GNOMEs Hell components on MATE. Just use
mate-system-monitorinstead.– N0rbert
Nov 14 at 20:10
Sorry, no I do not use Dash, but I have gnome-tweak installed. I am new to Mate and had not seen that there was a Mate system monitor. I will use that it is fine. Thanks for responding S_Flash and NOrbert.
– scanex
Nov 15 at 2:00