On Tue, 2006-11-14 at 11:41 +0100, Stefano Sabatini wrote: > Hi gnomers. > > I have a problem with gnome-panel, it hangs on startup 'cause some > applet misbehaviour, so I've tried naively to delete every file in any error message ? > ~/.gconf, ~/.gnome and ~/.gnome2 that seemed to be related with > gnome-panel. But even after deleting all these files, I still get my > gnome-panel hanging, while all gnome-panel entries > (/apps/panel/applets) still appear in gconf-editor. The same happened > after removing the ~/.gconfd/saved_state before to launch the X > session. under .gconf/apps/panel . Delete from console ( and not gnome session ) > > Does anyone know how to restore gnome-panel to a fresh-installed state? > The following method: > > * killall gnome-panel > * rm $HOME/.gnome/panel > * gnome-panel & > > simply doesn't work. gnome-panel configuration are stored persistently > in the gconfd archive, so I think maybe I should tweak with gconf-tool > but I don't know where should I start from. > > The drastic solution would be to delete recursively the whole > ~/.gnome2 and ~/.gconf dirs, but I don't want to lose all other > applications configuration, and even in this case I'm not sure it > would work. > > I'm using a Debian unstable with gnome 2.14. > > Thanks in advance for any help. -- Ritesh Khadgaray LinuX N Stuff Ph: +919822394463 Eat Right, Exercise, Die Anyway.
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