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gnome-panel package

I lost part of the panel

Asked by John Rosing

I installed and updated a completely new UBUNTU. This gave me a panel at the top of the screen allowing me to select Applications, Places etc. I dragged the wrong thing into the panel and these choices disappeared. How do I get them back?

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John Rosing (rosingj) said : 		#1

I can't even use "Add/Remove"

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zvacet (ivicakolic) said : 		#2

Right click on panel>add to panel> main bar or system bar ( something like that). I'm not at ubuntu right now but you will see what I mean when you go to add to panel.I hope this will help you.

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Best pablitofuerte (pablitofuerte) said : 		#3

Open a Terminal (Applications - Accesories - Terminal), or use the "Alt+F2" shortcut, and introduce (copy&paste then Enter) comands above....

-If you want to recover your panels try:

gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel

- If you want to restore your panels to gnome's defaults (as after installation out-of-the-box) try:

gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /

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John Rosing (rosingj) said : 		#4

Thanks pablitofuerte, that solved my question.