Top Panel, icons have disappeared. How to reset in Saucy 13.10 ?
I have too many Tweak programs installed and I think my system is as confused as I am. I have Ubuntu Tweak, Unity Tweak, Unsettings, Compiz, and maybe one that I forgot. Anyway, I now have lost my top Panel and all of the indicators/icons in the upper right corner.I would like to know the command to make it come back. Any thoughts ? Thanks
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ondoho, I apologize for my ignorance, if I have ofended you or the forum I can seek help somewhere else.
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http://www.ubun2.com/question/703/ho...p_panel_ubuntu
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Thanks Rubian, but those commands didn't work. I do have my launchers, and a Cairo Dock on the bottom so I can get around until I find the cure.
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Honestly, I would just do a clean install and keep it very basic. I can't imagine you actually need all of that stuff.
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They are handy if you don't want to learn to control your OS. Granted. They are a compilation of scripts that run applications that you can run yourself. You are letting a script, written and configured by someone that has no knowledge of what you have done to your system. They are a real good way to screw your system. I would attempt to fix it before reinastalling. Why? Because you have the perfect opportunity to learn something. What have you got to loose? If you are going to do a clean install anyway you may as well finish screwing this install up right. Or maybe fix it. You don't say what DE you are using. I assume Unity. I have no idea what package Unity is provided by. Find out. Then go to your terminal and first run; Code:
sudo su Then try (no I did not read the links to Ubuntu propoganda sites - yes I have a grudge against Ubuntu and Comical); Code:
apt-get install --reinstall <package name> If it does not try; Code:
dpkg-reconfigure <package name> Code:
apt-get purge <package name> Make sure to have the package name correct. Reboot to recovery mode. This will, due to the wisdom of Comical, take you to a root prompt without any need for any sort of password. Run, at that prompt; Code:
apt-get install <package name> |
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