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11 years ago 31 |
If you've configured some things brocken in your panel or simply delete it by mistake (like me) then
- open a terminal (Alt-F2, or ctr-alt-t) and enter:
gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel
that should reset the complete panel to mint defaults.
For cinnamon do:
gsettings reset-recursively org.cinnamon
Edit: Thanks to Redsandro:
You can also remove the configuration. For gnome:
mv ~/.gconf/apps/panel ~/.gconf/apps/panel.old
Then logout and login again.
thanks a lot at same point I was not able use "left mouse button" on/in panel
nice and helpful
my right click on menu panel does not work.....what to do???
Thanks! Exactly the right answer.
Hi, we made a video guide for the same topic.. It's accessible at Vimeo:
http://vimeo.com/35187632 or at YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvsaNgphO1o&hd=1
thanks! this is i need :)
Very useful indeed. Many thanks.
worked very well thank you:)i deleted the volume button,,,and yes i am a newbie
My menu panel crashes regularly :/ , working on a 64-bit machine. After few experiments this worked for me:
1) rm ~/.gconf/apps/panel
2) gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel
3) Log out and in again
Thank you for this wonderful tip! I was going round the bend trying to undo whatever I did to upset my panel and was even considering a clean install to get things back as they were.
Great tip -- thanks a million :) !
boojum17
You can also remove the configuration. For gnome:
mv ~/.gconf/apps/panel ~/.gconf/apps/panel.old
Then logout and login again. For other managers you can probably locate the configuration folder like so:
cd <- so you are in your home dir
find . | grep panel
Many thanks!
@Pattonia
Alt + F2
code : xfce4-panel
Hm...this didn't have any effect on my XFCE version. Ah, I see that there is no directory /apps on my system. Where would I find the default location of this directory on an XFCE system?
Thank you!
You save my time :)
I was looking for something like this. Thanks!
Very good,thanks!