Bionic Beaver settings menu items missing
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Can you tell me where my power, display and other buttons are?
Ubuntu 18.04, gnome-control-center is installed
display power-management settings
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Can you tell me where my power, display and other buttons are?
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display power-management settings
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You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadaysgnome-control-centerremembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.
– pomsky
2 days ago
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Can you tell me where my power, display and other buttons are?
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display power-management settings
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Can you tell me where my power, display and other buttons are?
Ubuntu 18.04, gnome-control-center is installed
display power-management settings
display power-management settings
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You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadaysgnome-control-centerremembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.
– pomsky
2 days ago
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You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadaysgnome-control-centerremembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.
– pomsky
2 days ago
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You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadays
gnome-control-center remembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.– pomsky
2 days ago
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadays
gnome-control-center remembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.– pomsky
2 days ago
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You're under "details." Did you click the back button in the upper left-hand corner of this window? You should see all of the other settings there.
– RolandiXor♦
Nov 17 at 0:16
@RolandiXor That seems to be the issue, please consider posting as an answer. It's a legit question as nowadays
gnome-control-centerremembers the last opened option. So even after closing and reopening the application users would find themselves stuck at the same place which may be very puzzling.– pomsky
2 days ago