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Linux WiFi menu (not settings) shows up in top-center alltough it should be in the top-right corner

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As you can see in the screenshot above, the WiFi menu is at the top-center of the display, but it should be in top-right corner.

I don't know what I did. Is there a way to get it back to its place?

edited May 4 at 2:44

Blindspots

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asked May 3 at 21:55

Peter Andres

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That is just the menu. The WiFi Icon is top right where it normally lives.
– John
May 3 at 21:56
@John And how am I supposed to get it back to top-right corner?
– Peter Andres
May 4 at 8:27
Menus can move around - that is, not fixed. Your main icon is correctly located
– John
May 4 at 11:20
This is likely related to some theme you installed.
– ChanganAuto
May 4 at 13:09
@ChanganAuto I didn't install anything. I just installed Raspberry Pi OS without installing anything special to it.
– Peter Andres
May 4 at 15:05

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