Problem with desktop icons after updating to Zorin 18.1

[BlackCaT18]

For some reason, the icons move when the system starts up after a shutdown, restart, or suspension, and it's always the same: the icons at the bottom move one block up, forcing the icons above them to move to the right. I tried looking into options, thinking the taskbar was the culprit, and I think I'm right. I tried it with the taskbar's smart hiding enabled (it's disabled by default). The icons still move, but from the middle of the screen upwards and I think I found a solution, which I've only tested by suspending the system, and it hasn't given me any problems with icon movement so far. It involves running these commands in the console:

gnome-extensions disable zorin-desktop-icons@zorinos.com
gnome-extensions enable zorin-desktop-icons@zorinos.com

Then, in the Shell (Alt + F2), I typed r to restart the Shell.

I don't know if this is a bug specific to my system or if it happens to everyone, but at least for me, it occurs with X11 and radeon drivers (I'm using an older APU chip).

By the way, if there are any spelling mistakes in all this, it's because I'm using Google Translate

[Forpli]

Maybe the solutiotion of this thread can help you:

[FOUND FIX] Desktop icons move upwards when logging in

I've been having this issue lately where desktop icons would move one box upwards when logging in. It happens when I power on the PC, and when the screen is locked (both automatically and manually through Super+L). I couldn't find a viable solution, and it kept bugging me. One of the "fixes" I saw consisted in disabling the default "Zorin Desktop Icons" extension through the GNOME Extension Manager, and installing the vanilla DING (or Neo), but I found them to be quite unstable. Then I was fid…

You can also try to reinstall the zorin desktop icons gnome extension:

sudo apt install --reinstall gnome-shell-extension-zorin-desktop-icons

[Ponce-De-Leon]

You could try if instead of the Zorin Desktop Icons Gnome Extension another works better for You. There would be:

• Desktop Icons NG
• Gtk4 Desktop Icons NG

To try them, I would recommend to use the Extension Manager. You can find it in Gnome Software (the Software Store):

There is a Flatpak Version and an APT Version. Which one You choose is up to You. When installed, open it and on the ''Installed'' Tab disable the Zorin Desktop Icons. Then go to the ''Browse'' Tab search for the above named. I would recommend not to install directly both. Install one, try it and then uninstall it and then install the other and try it.

[BlackCaT18]

I have an update, the commands I previously ran which I only tested while the system was in sleep mode worked for restarting or powering the system off/on. So at least in my case, nothing else needs to be done. Thank you for your responses.