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so), finds out what menubars exist, and suppresses their display in the local application * appmenu-gtk, which hooks into individual Gtk applications (via the environment variable UBUNTU_ MENUPROXY= libappmenu. My understanding of this app-menu- hiding- thing is that there are three important components (correct me if wrong):

* City dialog, Production tab: 'Add Global Worklist'. * Main window, Cities tab: Production/ Governor/ Sell/Select/ Display.

** You can see this despite the previous issue, when other nations (such as AI) initiate diplomacy with you. * Diplomacy dialog, 'Add Clause.' buttons. I wonder if this Ubuntu-specific issue is the root cause of these reports?

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I saw such a complaint in the Ubuntu Software Center reviews when I was doing this test.

FREECIV 2.2.5 HOW TO

** Various new users have complained to us (upstream) and in forums that they can't work out how to do diplomacy with other nations. ** This is particularly serious, as this Diplomacy menu is the only way to initiate and break treaties with other nations. * Main window, Nations tab: Diplomacy/ Intelligence/ Display/ AI menubar. The following are items I've noticed that are not accessible in Unity: Still, it's sufficient to make the game unplayable. I've been advised that the appmenu implementation changed significantly between Maverick and Natty, so I'm going to ignore the Maverick behaviour for now and focus on Natty. Unlike Maverick, the non-main menubars never appeared in the (Note that the menu bar doesn't show until you mouse over it's area or press F10 - it doesn't seem very discoverable - but that seems to be by design and other apps behave the same.) Otherwise the experience was the same as reported by Xavier Bassery. The main game menu bar was always accessible in the appmenu area, regardless of whether I had one of the other tabs with menubars open or not. It's not as bad as my experience with Maverick in comment #9. I ran Natty (11.04) off a LiveCD with Unity and experimented with the packaged Freeciv (2.2.4).

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