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I tried evisum, but I prefer gnome-system-monitor, so far. After using the elm settings, I now have a smaller font size in the main menu. The only thing I did, was trying the four themes, which were available there.
How is that possible, if I never changed that value and how can I reset it to its default value again?
EDIT: After rebooting Bodhi, the font size is ok again.
In Exterminator, I lost the buttons with the column titles and the scrollbar.
That*s why I cannot sort the columns or scroll there, anymore.
How can I get them back, pls?
System: Bodhi Linux 5.1 64bit
It is my theory you have installed efl from our testing repo. And your efl version is 1.23.3.
I have confirmed this issue occurs with exterminator and efl 1.23.3. Unsure why but if i am right the only way to fix it is to revert back to efl 1.22.6.
to see if this is the case open a terminal and type:
Code:
dpkg -l libefl
That will tell you your efl version.
If it is efl 1.23.3 reverting to efl 1.22.6 is not really simple. And if you have the testing repo in your sources.list you should consider removing it. The testing repo is for testing and may break things.
You are talking about the b5 main repo, aren't you? I cannot revert back to efl 1.22.6, because I need the b5 main repo for the mintupdate package. I don't want to lose mintupdate. My guess would be that I better stay with the gnome-system-monitor, unless somebody can update Exterminator to run with efl 1.23.3.
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