In normal GNOME session preferences is available in appmenu, no? in
GNOME by default that menu is displayed in top panel, but it is possible
to change that so this appmenu is displayed by nautilus. At least it was
possible in nautilus 3.18 and is still possible in nautilus 3.20.
GNOME Flashback 3.18 has workarounds module that changes
Gtk/ShellShowsAppMenu to false. Check System Monitor - there is appmenu
button and under that has preferences. Nautilus 3.18 had that too...
If ubuntu will continue to use "GNOME-Flashback:Unity" then for example
0002-Only-use-a-header-bar-in-GNOME-shell.patch must be fixed. It detects
GNOME-Flashback as GNOME Shell session:
desktop = g_getenv ("XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP");
if (desktop && strstr (desktop, "GNOME"))
Then restore-traditional-menu-bar.patch also looks wrong. nautilus-app-
menu.ui (Where Preferences is available) is only used when shell shows
app menu and shel does not show menubar. I think it should be used also
when shell shows app menu is false as it indicate that application
should show app menu in window...
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Re-enable traditional titlebar on 'gnome-but-not-shell' sessions too
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