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rodolfoap wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Friends,
I was working normlly on my laptop until yesterday with gnome (no
updates, as I remember, but all weekend I used suspend by closing the
laptop screen many times). Now I turn on the computer, and the gnome
desktop does not show my panel bar (where all the applets and
menu-launcher are). I created a launcher for my terminal, so I can
launch evolution.
How can I restore my panel bar? Why did it faded?
Thanks?
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I also lost my panel bars recently. First I lost everything on the top
menu bar except for the default Gnome Menu
(Applications/Places/System). After restoring most of the panel, the
bottom panel completely blanked out. The workspace switch app that I
manually added to the bottom panel does not have the preference option
to change the number of workspaces, limited me to the default 4.<br>
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I manually restored the two panels but there are still differences that
I need to track down as to what I had installed.<br>
<br>
Again, I had rebooted a couple of times since my last YUM upgrade. The
reboots were manually due to Fedora 10 freezing up on me.<br>
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<div> Steven F. LeBrun<br>
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Quote: <em>"There are 10 types of people in this world, those that
understand
binary and those who don't."</em><br>
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