https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=417957
--- Comment #2 from Gabriel Fernandes <gabrielfer...@gmail.com> --- No, the only change I made was to put gtk-decoration-layout=menu:minimize,maximize,close in ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini instead of gtk-decoration-layout=icon:minimize,maximize,close This file seems to be written automatically by plasma on login, so if you edit it manually you lose your editions on login, so you can't even workaround the problem (unless you set the folder to read-only, so plasma can't reset your modifications to workaround the issue) This gtk configuration is like the plasma's titlebar buttons rearrange in "Aplication Style" > "Window decorations" > "Titlebar Buttons", but for gtk client-side (csd) apps. So the default (on plasma 5.18) is to put icon instead of menu on that file (settings.ini) gtk-decoration-layout. I think last version (5.17) we could access the menu on gtk csd apps, but not now on 5.18. I believe the fix for this issue is just finding the piece of code that writes that file (settings.ini) and instead of ...icon... change to ...menu... (the icon still appears it's just that if you click the icon the menu appears, but not with just icon instead of menu) Here you see this menu in nautilus that let's you access the app's preferences https://imgur.com/a/M8FPE7C The way it's right now you cannot access this menu, so you lose many of the gtk apps, which uses csd, features -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
