Where is the system menu?

How do you mean with "lockdown settings"...

Thanks

I know how to get to it, so that's irrelevent. I'm just looking for system --> admin.

I know how to get to it, so that's irrelevent. I'm just looking for system --> admin.

right click the gnome panel -> add item

add the gnome menu and you will see it.

I can't right click the gnome panel. That's why I'm looking for the lockdown menu. The gnome panel is the panel on the left, correct?

You need to install the pessulus package

How do i do that?

After installing the lockdown editor, I still can't right click.

After installing the lockdown editor, I still can't right click.

Well, thats a separate problem. Installing the lockdown editor will put an icon in system->administration (original question).

Are you runnning natty (11.04) or have you installed the unity desktop? That would explain it. Otherwise, perhaps someone else can guide you on what is going on with the right click..

I'm running 10.10 Netbook, and I don't have the unity.

If you are running the netbook version, then unity is installed by default.

How do I disable it or uninstall it?

You can probably get a faster (and more knowledgeable :) )response from a search engine, than myself.

I haven't used unity (does not work with my setup). I believe that after you enter your username at the startup, you can select your session mode. Choose "Ubuntu classic mode", or whatever it is called.

To disable the Unity (Netbook) interface and go to the Classic interface, change it in log-in.
When you log in, after entering your username / choosing your user, at the bottom bar choose "Ubuntu Desktop Mode" (or maybe it is called something a little different) and continue with your login.
If you have automatic log-in, you will need to disable it. If you don't know how to do that, then ask about it.

Note: My upper post is about how you can disable Unity. When in the "Desktop mode" you will have the upper menu with Applications, Places and Settings menus.