This quick tutorial will show you how to restore or recover deleted or miss-configured gnome desktop panels in Ubuntu Lucid quickly and easily. Sometimes when you miss-configured the main application panel in Ubuntu, it becomes difficult to restore. This tutorial will show you how restore it.
Getting started:
To get started, press Alt-F2 on your keyboard and type the command below:
gnome-terminal
Next, type or copy and paste the commands below and press enter:
gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/panel
Then delete the current panel:
rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel
And finally, kill the current panel process to restore the panel:
pkill gnome-panel
That’s all to it. Your panel should be restored and all miss-configured settings gone.
Thanks for reading and please come back soon.
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Hi this post is very helpful
thank you- if there is another dummy(like me)
they might click ‘run’ after alt-F2, rather than ‘return’.
thanks again
Really very helpful post
Thanks for the easy to follow, and cut and paste commands.
Thanks a lot !
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Thank you. Stopped me from doing reload.