I have tested 72~ubuntu5.22.04.2.1 and found it to be working, with 200%
scaling, and auto-hide, and dock position left. The issue appears to be
resolved for me.
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I manually installed the 74ubuntu2 release on my Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS
system, and this release does not appear to fix the issue. I can also
confirm that Merci's description of the requirements to trigger the bug
also affect me in the same way. However, doing some additional checking,
I can expand thi
Okay, I just discovered that it seems to be related to display scaling
as well. I normally run with scaling set to 200% on my laptop as I find
everything a bit small otherwise. Under this scaling, it does not work
correctly. If I set the scaling back to 100%, then it works as expected.
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Auto-hide was enabled at the time, and I did replicate the issue. Other
than trimming the repeated instances of "Timelines with detached actors
are not supported." that is the full log for the session, which started
from a cold boot. If that error's not relevant, then I don't have any
more informat
Jul 08 22:43:39 myne gnome-shell[1495]: Running GNOME Shell (using mutter 42.2)
as a Wayland display server
Jul 08 22:43:39 myne gnome-shell[1495]: Device '/dev/dri/card0' prefers shadow
buffer
Jul 08 22:43:39 myne gnome-shell[1495]: Added device '/dev/dri/card0' (i915)
using atomic mode setting
Running the app "Extensions" shows three enabled extensions:
Desktop Icons NG (DING)
Ubuntu AppIndicators
Ubuntu Dock
These all appear to be dependencies of ubuntu-desktop-minimal so I would
assume they are the standard configuration. They are the only extensions
present in /usr/share/gnome-shell
To test this hypothesis I created a brand new user on the system, and
checked the behaviour of the activities search under that user. For the
new user, the search works as expected. So this must be the result of
upgrading.
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Further context that might be of use:
This machine was upgraded from 20.04 LTS via do-release-upgrade -d a few days
after the stable release of 22.04 LTS.
When it was running 20.04 LTS, I was using the vanilla Gnome 3 shell package,
which was still installed at the point of upgrade.
Could it be
Public bug reported:
When searching for applications under the Activities section,
application results appear but cannot be clicked on to start them.
Attempting to use the arrow keys to navigate between the results also
doesn't work. However, if the enter key is pressed, the first result
will load
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