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What is the black arrow in top right corner on top of all windows?
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I think I've got this weird arrow since I installed Ubuntu 18.04. It is annoying, because I can't click a tab in a browser which is under this arrow. And I am just worried, what that is. It is always there
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I think I've got this weird arrow since I installed Ubuntu 18.04. It is annoying, because I can't click a tab in a browser which is under this arrow. And I am just worried, what that is. It is always there
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I think I've got this weird arrow since I installed Ubuntu 18.04. It is annoying, because I can't click a tab in a browser which is under this arrow. And I am just worried, what that is. It is always there
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asked Aug 20 at 18:14
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I think I've got this weird arrow since I installed Ubuntu 18.04. It is annoying, because I can't click a tab in a browser which is under this arrow. And I am just worried, what that is. It is always there
gnome
asked Aug 20 at 18:14
rightaway717
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asked Aug 20 at 18:14
rightaway717
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asked Aug 20 at 18:14
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asked Aug 20 at 18:14
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This is typically the image of a (Budgie-) applet with an empty or incorrectly showing popover. Most likely one of your applets is not loading correctly.
To find out
Just look through the list of installed applets (loaded into the panel, as Budgie Settings shows), and/or run from a terminal budgie-panel --replace&, and see if anything specifics shows up in the panel, pointing to the misbehaving applet.
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
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1 Answer
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up vote
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This is typically the image of a (Budgie-) applet with an empty or incorrectly showing popover. Most likely one of your applets is not loading correctly.
To find out
Just look through the list of installed applets (loaded into the panel, as Budgie Settings shows), and/or run from a terminal budgie-panel --replace&, and see if anything specifics shows up in the panel, pointing to the misbehaving applet.
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
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This is typically the image of a (Budgie-) applet with an empty or incorrectly showing popover. Most likely one of your applets is not loading correctly.
To find out
Just look through the list of installed applets (loaded into the panel, as Budgie Settings shows), and/or run from a terminal budgie-panel --replace&, and see if anything specifics shows up in the panel, pointing to the misbehaving applet.
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
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up vote
4
down vote
accepted
This is typically the image of a (Budgie-) applet with an empty or incorrectly showing popover. Most likely one of your applets is not loading correctly.
To find out
Just look through the list of installed applets (loaded into the panel, as Budgie Settings shows), and/or run from a terminal budgie-panel --replace&, and see if anything specifics shows up in the panel, pointing to the misbehaving applet.
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
61.7k9120214
This is typically the image of a (Budgie-) applet with an empty or incorrectly showing popover. Most likely one of your applets is not loading correctly.
To find out
Just look through the list of installed applets (loaded into the panel, as Budgie Settings shows), and/or run from a terminal budgie-panel --replace&, and see if anything specifics shows up in the panel, pointing to the misbehaving applet.
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
61.7k9120214
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
61.7k9120214
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
61.7k9120214
answered Aug 20 at 19:42
Jacob Vlijm
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