your gerber-infos are really not helpful. We need a project to decide if the project itself shows a problem or if it’s more a installation problem. If all your projects show the same behaviour it should be possible to create an example.
Attached you will find one of my gitlab-error-projects (from an older gitlab-issue. And a picture how it looks on my board-editor. So you can compare with the board-view on your installation.
dragging_net_width_ignored.zip (92.1 KB)
Thanks @mf_ibfeew
everything is well displayed here (about the layers), - your gitlab-error-projects
originally part of this project was made in Eagle and I imported it with import non-kicad project function
http://nisbeth.dk/uffe/files/wpsfiles/downloads/that1646stereo_v1-0.zip
this Eagle project has been further developed in KiCAD
could this be a problem according to you?
PS:
I will speak to my colleague to see if I can upload the complete project to give you a clearer view
Okay so I reinstalled with 7.0.1 installer (and under Ubuntu) and everything seemed fine, up until the point I used the -import non-kicad project- function thing again, as I was importing the Eagle data again the layers are in the wrong place again, ergo here’s the problem.
so now I understand, not good but I know what the problem is
thanks for the help for all, , @mf_ibfeew by the way can you check what could be the problem with this import functionality?
by the way can you check what could be the problem with this import functionality?
A short test (using “import non-kicad project” from kicad manager to import the eagle-schematic + eagle-board) revealed nothing similar to your layer-switch.
But thats the end of my “import anything”-knowledge, so someone else must step in.
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I have gone the route with recreating all old eagle-projects (worked 25years with eagle) in kicad.
And for me this was the right decision:
Yes.
My toolbar is like your except I don’t have last 10 icons.
But it was already explained by mf_ibfeew:
So now we are in the same shoes 
I am so fu…ng sick of online EDA stuff, it was a madman who invented them, you can’t work with them, they will slow down the whole computer, pure lag, it’s impossible to work well with these, f.e. Fusion360 and others…
any idea how to replace the whole two layers (F. to B.) after that?
I don’t want to move everything one by one, I found this but I can’t really get it to work and it’s not really the best tool… for this
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