I am using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and I got the Sublime Text editor from here.... http://sublimetext.com/3
I've googled this a lot and even after doing Alt+V I don't see an option to 'Show Menu'.
Here is a section of my .config/sublime-text-3/Local/Session.sublime_session:
"menu_visible": true,
"output.find_results":
{
"height": 0.0
},
and
"distraction_free":
{
"menu_visible": true,
"show_minimap": false,
"show_open_files": false,
"show_tabs": false,
"side_bar_visible": false,
"status_bar_visible": false
},
But I can see the menu bar neither in default state nor in Distraction Free mode
I'm at a loss as to how to see the menu bar. I have an unregistered version by the way.
If the above solution doesn't work for someone, try:
dconf reset -f /org/compiz/
setsid unity
This should work !
I was having this problem with other apps too... So I just reset the whole thing.
Press Ctrl + Shift + p
Search for menu
Click on view: Toggle Menu
It will work
Simple pressing Alt works for me. I'm using sublime text 3
In Windows, you can press the Alt key and menu will reappear .
In Linux, You need to press Ctrl + Alt + P then menu will appear in center of the screen then you need to choose View -> Hide/Show Menu menu entry.
Then this will be permanently set as default.
For me it worked this way:
I am using ubuntu 18.05 lts
ctrl+shift+p and then you get a search bar with all options. Type view and select View: Toggle menu
it will appear back automatically.
Apparently there is an undocumented toggle_menu command, so you can bind a key to it. But Alt alone does not seem to work - I guess because it's a modifier key for SLT.
.../User/Default (Linux).sublime-keymap:
[
{ "keys": ["f10"], "command": "toggle_menu"}
]
In case there are other Linux/Ubuntu/Gnome Desktop Environment n00bs out there, like me, note that the menus may appear at the top of the screen rather than the top of the window, as per the screen shot below:
Gnome Desktop Environment menu for Sublime Text 3
