Public bug reported:
I have the usual Ubuntu with GNOME and with the dock on the left edge of
the screen. Distro version is Plucky.
My display has 4K resolution, 3840x2160, and "Scale:" is set to 200 %,
no fractional scaling. The dock icon size set in the G-C-C is 48 pixels.
I have many icons (> 15) in the dock, more than they fit in, so to
access all of them I need to scroll. In older Ubuntu versions, up to
Oracular, I simply put the mouse cursor over the dock and turned the
mouse wheel to scroll the icons. Putting the mouse cursor over the
Circle of Friends at the bottom and using the wheel then switched the
work space.
In Plucky this does not work any more. Wherever I put the mouse cursor
over the dock and turn the mouse wheel, the workspace is switched, I
cannot scroll any more using the wheel. This is the correct behavior
only if the dock is not overfull of icons and therefore no scrolling is
needed. As soon as there are more icons that there is space the icons
should scroll when turning the wheel.
** Affects: gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu)
Importance: High
Status: New
** Changed in: gnome-shell-extension-ubuntu-dock (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => High
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Title:
Icons in launcher do not scroll with mouse wheel
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