[GTK3] Notify settings with "gtk-shell-shows-menubar" on menubar change#461
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Thanks for investigating this! That seems like a suitable workaround to me. I’ll test on my own machine this morning and merge if all is well.
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Just tested locally and it worked perfectly. Thanks for this!
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This fixes a regression introduced by #325.
This change caused the GTK3 application menu bar to get set after the window is already shown, and apparently GTK doesn't like that.
This is apparently a #wontfix over on GNOME's gitlab:
???
This is the only bandaid I could think of, and I'm not setup with a GTK4 environment to see if it's needed there.