[SOLVED] Seconds in MATE panel clock causes system tray items to move.
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Seconds in MATE panel clock causes system tray items to move.
Hi.
I allow seconds to show in the MATE 1.20.5 panel clock. This causes the items in the notification area to move a bit constantly as the seconds numbers change.
Here is a gif. It's like this even after I deleted the clock (this also deleted the entry in dconf) and I just selected the seconds option by right clicking on the tray icon.
When I disable seconds from the panel clock options - the clocks stays in 1 place.
Maybe it extends its maximum width with the seconds.
So you'd need to assign it a new width, wide enough to cover the whole date & time.
And no, I have no idea how to do that on MATE. Maybe you simply can't.
Maybe it extends its maximum width with the seconds.
So you'd need to assign it a new width, wide enough to cover the whole date & time.
And no, I have no idea how to do that on MATE. Maybe you simply can't.
Have you tried a monospaced font?
Hi ondoho. Here's my font setup in Debian 10 (it's the default setting).
Is there at least a command to put the date before the month? e.g. 'Sun 27 Oct 16:58'?
Just need to change the sequence of the format
Code:
%a %b %e %H:%M:%S
man date for details of formats.
I'm running Cinnamon. The font seems to be monospace and I don't get any shifting when the numbers change. I think ondoho's right: The shifting is happening on your desktop because the font is a variable-width font.
I couldn't find where to change that on the panel or in the Calendar settings either (I'd like to have it a little larger), yet.
Edit: In "Panel Edit Mode" if I make the panel bigger an check the "let Cinnamon adjust size of text" I get bigger text...still not finding where to change the font on the panel or for the date/time, tho.
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