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Killed my kicker-panel by my mouse.. I am new bee in linux. how to get it back.. plea

Killed my kicker-panel by my mouse.. I am new bee in linux. how to get it back.. please help me..
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Hi and Welcome !

Have you tried executing kicker command?
Press Alt+F2 and type kicker.
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