This is a recurring problem, but the intervals are relatively long. This
time it's about a month since the last time I experienced it. Sometimes
it takes longer for it to show up again.
I use a single panel on the right side of the screen, have applets,
icons and drawers on it. This time I removed the Tomboy icon from the
panel. An error message appeared telling me that there was some error
with the configuration files, and that the panel may not display
correctly. Most of the icons disappeared, including all drawers.
In gnome-config section /apps/panel/toplevels all entries for the
drawers are still present, but in section /apps/panel/objects they are
gone.
I've found bug reports about something similar, so I'll try and see if
it helps to go that route, though it seems to be an old problem.
My question here is: Is there a way that I can make a backup of the
working setup and bring it back if this happens again?
Frode Petersen
List of objects involved (I don't know if this helps any, but..)
The objects that remained were: clock, workspace switcher, PanelFM,
Window list, Notification area, NetworkManager icon, System monitor CPU
frequency monitor and volume control.
The ones that disappeared were: Main menu, 8 drawers with quite a few
icons in them, terminal, lock screen.
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