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Slim_Pickens
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 Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2004 6:05 am Post subject: Help, I've killed my starter bar |
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I am a new linux user and was just rockin with gentoo, I am using Gnome for desktop. I was trying to add the osx starter bar by dragging and dropping as a user. It didn't work out as planned, I tried to delete the mess I made, but lost my starter bar. I went to the trash to retrieve it but it was gone. I cannot find a terminal to bring up now, and when I do find it, does anyone know how I can restore the starter bar?
Thanks a million if someone can help.....
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dvc5
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| Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2004 6:06 am Post subject: Re: Help, I've killed my starter bar |
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| Slim_Pickens wrote: | I am a new linux user and was just rockin with gentoo, I am using Gnome for desktop. I was trying to add the osx starter bar by dragging and dropping as a user. It didn't work out as planned, I tried to delete the mess I made, but lost my starter bar. I went to the trash to retrieve it but it was gone. I cannot find a terminal to bring up now, and when I do find it, does anyone know how I can restore the starter bar?
Thanks a million if someone can help..... |
If you delete your .gnome2 and .gconf folders, your gnome settings will reset and your bars will return the next time you login. As for bringing up a terminal, just rightclick on the desktop and click "Open Terminal."
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Slim_Pickens
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Hey thanks for the reply,
Just to double check are gnome2 and gnome-vfs-2.0 the same?
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wim
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gnome-vfs is a gnome module...
it lets you treat 'virtual' folders as local folders, eg. ftp folders, or the start-here:/// folder, ...
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