← Back to context Comment by rewgs 2 years ago Gnome's top bar isn't a global menu, though. It's completely different and IMO pretty much useless. 4 comments rewgs Reply zevon 2 years ago KDE has a global menu bar that works like the one in MacOS. rewgs 2 years ago It's pretty hit or miss. And so far, for me, nothing comes close to topping Hyprland -- I'm perfectly happy without a global menu bar at the moment. cosmic_cheese 2 years ago Kind of. Last I checked it’s broken under Wayland, and under X11 there’s a lot of apps that don’t populate it. zevon 2 years ago I'm using it under Wayland right now. Though you are right that there are apps that don't populate it.
zevon 2 years ago KDE has a global menu bar that works like the one in MacOS. rewgs 2 years ago It's pretty hit or miss. And so far, for me, nothing comes close to topping Hyprland -- I'm perfectly happy without a global menu bar at the moment. cosmic_cheese 2 years ago Kind of. Last I checked it’s broken under Wayland, and under X11 there’s a lot of apps that don’t populate it. zevon 2 years ago I'm using it under Wayland right now. Though you are right that there are apps that don't populate it.
rewgs 2 years ago It's pretty hit or miss. And so far, for me, nothing comes close to topping Hyprland -- I'm perfectly happy without a global menu bar at the moment.
cosmic_cheese 2 years ago Kind of. Last I checked it’s broken under Wayland, and under X11 there’s a lot of apps that don’t populate it. zevon 2 years ago I'm using it under Wayland right now. Though you are right that there are apps that don't populate it.
zevon 2 years ago I'm using it under Wayland right now. Though you are right that there are apps that don't populate it.
KDE has a global menu bar that works like the one in MacOS.
It's pretty hit or miss. And so far, for me, nothing comes close to topping Hyprland -- I'm perfectly happy without a global menu bar at the moment.
Kind of. Last I checked it’s broken under Wayland, and under X11 there’s a lot of apps that don’t populate it.
I'm using it under Wayland right now. Though you are right that there are apps that don't populate it.