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I used "gksudo -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties" to change the gdm properties, and now an annoying Universal Access icon keeps appearing, and I can't remove it. I don't need the ...
  1. 12-30-2009 #1
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    annoying icons in the notification area

    I used "gksudo -u gdm dbus-launch gnome-appearance-properties" to change the gdm properties, and now an annoying Universal Access icon keeps appearing, and I can't remove it. I don't need the custom configuration anymore and would like to set it back to default. How do I do that?
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    You didn't mention what version you are using but in 9.10 you go to System-Preferences-Assistive Technologies and uncheck the box that says Enable Assistive Technologies.

    This is used by physically or visually impaired people.
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    Happy New Year !

    You can set Gnome to default by removing these folder in your /home/user_id folder.

    .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd
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