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Ok so a while ago I pushed some button or combination of buttons on my keyboard and the task bar disappeared. I am running linux lite. And in the place ...
  1. 06-07-2010 #1
    keran101
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    Taskbar help!

    Ok so a while ago I pushed some button or combination of buttons on my keyboard and the task bar disappeared. I am running linux lite. And in the place of the task bar I now have this little rectangle thing with a star of sorts in the middle of it. And nothing happens if I push the thing. I want my taskbar back. I also my network connections thing. nothing happens!

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  2. 06-08-2010 #2
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    Are you using XFCE window manager? KDE desktop environment or something else?
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    Am I using what? And how do I find this out?
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    From what a quick Google taught me, I understand that there are several distro's that qualify as 'Linux lite'. Ubuntu lite for example, and others as well.



    Quote Originally Posted by keran101
    Am I using what? And how do I find this out?
    I'm sorry, but the question Dapper Dan asks is relevant. If you don't know the answer, then perhaps you can tell us how and where you got your 'linux'. That might give a clue
    And what does it say when you boot the machine up? Does it say 'Ubuntu' or 'Zenwalk' or something like that?
    Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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