Screen-space appear to be truncated on all sides after upgrade from Ubuntu 12.04 to 12.10
A] With the truncate, I don't have the...
1] Top-side bar (used to contain clock, volume control, date-time, etc).
2] Left-side bar (used to contain apps I select to 'pin' to it, and system-default icons/apps, icons of running/open apps, etc).
B] On my 21-inch 16:10 monitor at 1280*1024
With the truncate, there are unusable/dead spaces at...
3] Left-side: about 1.5-inches
4] Right-side: about 2.25-inches
C] The application-windows run with a missing...
5] Top-bar > used for getting a 'handle' to mechanically move opened-windows around, and contains the minimize, maximize, close buttons
The 'Displays' under system settings show the word 'laptop' (without the single quote) where before in 12.04, I have the correct word 'desktop'. So, it seems the Ubu 12.10 installer-routine mistook my 'ASUS M4A88T-M LE' mainboard or the SAMSUNG monitor, or both as a 'laptop', where the former 12.04 correctly read items as a 'desktop'.
Shall I need to re-try the install of 12.10? If so, I may have to do it via the command line in much as the 12.10 UI that I have is truncated (visually crippled UI, I'd say), and how do I go about it at the command line?
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