Ubuntu :: Deleted Top Panel Now What To Do?
Mar 21, 2011I accidentally deleted the top panel (running ubuntu 10.10). Can I get it back?
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At the top there is a bar that goes all the way across and it will not go away. I can't click on it to remove it. I reset gnome and it still stayed. The weird part is that it only stays on Desktop1 but not on 2,3, and 4. How do I get rid of this because it is annoying?
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