Ubuntu15.04 allows you to set the menu to always visible'

If you do not like the Unity global menu and it fades out of your view after your mouse leaves, you can keep the menu after a little work in Ubuntu15.04. The latest Ubuntu15.04 Unity interface provides an option in the & ldquo; Proposal (Proposed) & rdquo; channel to ensure that the application menu is always visible in Ubuntu. This is a menu that does not fade out or disappear after a while. The biggest drawback is that it can only be controlled through dconf, instead

If you do not like the Unity global menu, and it fades out of your view after your mouse leaves, you can keep the menu after a little work on Ubuntu 15.04.

The latest Unity interface of Ubuntu 15.04 provides an option in the Proposed channel,Make the application menu visible in Ubuntu.

This is a menu that does not fade out or disappear after a while.

The biggest drawback is that it can only pass throughdconfInstead of setting user-oriented options.

I hope that (if not expected) in subsequent development, an option for setting this feature will be added to the system Settings> appearance section of Ubuntu.

Now, if you are using Ubuntu15.04 and have enabled the Proposed update channel, you can find this switch in com> canonical> Unity> 'always show menus' in dconf.

 

Is it better to be late than not?

Developers plan to reverse port this option in the next SRU of Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (assuming there is no accident in the test phase ).

Local Integrated menu (LIM) won praise for its debut in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, it is widely recognized as the best compromise between people who prefer to hide and those who do not like to use the mouse and touchpad.

Although the local integration menu in Unity reduces a lot of comments, the default "Fade in/out" behavior is always unpleasant.

In the past several versions of Ubuntu, we can see that they are actively Solving Several pain points in early user experience. After several years, we finally saw the local integration menu in the TODO list last year, and click the application icon to minimize and restore the application in the Unity starter.

In the past year, we have finally seen an option that keeps the application menu displayed, no matter where we move the mouse. Late is always better, right?

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