gnome desktop icons shifted

Hi,
did you by chance move the dock with ALT+mouse ?
You can check if the offset to the screen border is 0 or not in the config window (in advance mode).

Also, try with the default theme, by running:
cairo-dock -d ~/test

Found the problem. A process called cairo-dock-unity-bridge is causing the gap. If I kill this process the gap disappears. Not sure why this runs when I start cairo-dock; as I said I'm using Gnome2. In preferences Gnome Integration is enabled; I don't see any options to disable Unity integration. Is there a quick fix to keep this process from starting with cairo-dock?

Hello,

> Is there a quick fix to keep this process from starting with cairo-dock?
Yes, you can remove this file, e.g. by using this command launched from a terminal:
   $ sudo rm /usr/lib/cairo-dock/cairo-dock-unity-bridge

> Found the problem. A process called cairo-dock-unity-bridge is causing the gap. If I kill this process the gap disappears.
This is strange!
@fabounet: do you understand why we have this bug? Maybe I should add the Unity support only for recent versions of DBusMenu? (e.g. for Ubuntu 11.10 and newer?)

I really don't see the link with the unity-bridge though :-/
It's probably a side effect.

If you put your dock at the bottom, is there a gap between the bottom
screen border and the dock, or is the dock shifted to the right ?
So is the gap only on the left side of the screen or between the
actual side border and the dock ?

Could you please try with the default theme ?
"cairo-dock -d ~/test" in a terminal

also, having the debug outputs might help:
"cairo-dock -l debug > log.txt" in a terminal and then post here the
file log.txt

Thank you !

2012/11/1 Matthieu Baerts <email address hidden>:
> Hello,
>
>> Is there a quick fix to keep this process from starting with cairo-dock?
> Yes, you can remove this file, e.g. by using this command launched from a terminal:
> $ sudo rm /usr/lib/cairo-dock/cairo-dock-unity-bridge
>
>> Found the problem. A process called cairo-dock-unity-bridge is causing the gap. If I kill this process the gap disappears.
> This is strange!
> @fabounet: do you understand why we have this bug? Maybe I should add the Unity support only for recent versions of DBusMenu? (e.g. for Ubuntu 11.10 and newer?)
>
> ** Changed in: cairo-dock-core
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Fabounet (fabounet03)
>
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> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1069180
>
> Title:
> gnome desktop icons shifted
>
> Status in Cairo-Dock : Core:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> Using Cairo-Dock 3.1.0 on Ubuntu 11.04 32-bit with Gnome 2.23.1.
> After updating from Cairo-Dock 3.0.2 and restarting Cairo-Dock the
> desktop icons are shifted about two inches to the right and cannot be
> moved back unless I quit Cairo-Dock and logout/login. If I try to
> move them back to the left they pop back to the right as soon as
> released. No matter where the dock is placed (top bottom left right)
> the gap on the left side of the screen remains. I attached a picture;
> the yellow shading represents where my icons should be and cannot be
> placed with the new Cairo-Dock running.
>
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