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Here are some of the problems I'm experiencing:
No menubar at the top of windows, which means they cannot be moved, resized, minimized.
The bottom taskbar has only two windows ...
- 04-18-2009 #1Just Joined!
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Major problems with Gnome desktop
Here are some of the problems I'm experiencing:
No menubar at the top of windows, which means they cannot be moved, resized, minimized.
The bottom taskbar has only two windows there, both saying "untitled window," and any programs I open will not show up. In addition, those two untitled windows cannot be closed.
also, I cannot switch between workspaces, that seems to be disabled.
I think I must've installed some conflicting drivers maybe while in Add/Remove software, and after a reboot this problem arised.
any help is very much appreciated.
- 04-18-2009 #2
I would try creating a new user to see if that user has the same problem when logged in, if not then your /home/.gnome2 might be corrupted.
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- 04-19-2009 #3Just Joined!
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Created new user
The problems aren't affecting the new user, so is there a way I can fix my other user account?
- 04-19-2009 #4
I don't know about fixing it, I'm not too familiar with that part but you can reset gnome to defaults. You'll lose all your stored gnome settings like themes and backgrounds, maybe a few other things.
Code:cd ~
restart gnome.Code:mv .gnome2 gnome2.old
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- 04-19-2009 #5
Just a silly question... is the user1 profile in "Full-Screen"? Hit F11.
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Neither suggestion got me anywheres
I made a new user and I guess I'll just live with that, ain't the end of the world
Thanks for the response
- 04-20-2009 #7Just Joined!
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lol, just open a terminal and
cd /home/<yourusername>/
rm -rf .gnome*
Then reboot and log back in


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