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This article mainly introduces how to restore the mistakenly deleted GNOME Panel by Ubuntu. It is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must read it!

If the panel option on gnome and some options on power management are removed from the Ubuntu system, the menu bar and status bar in the Ubuntu system will disappear. Restoring gnome panel can solve this problem, so how to do it?

The methods are as follows:

1. Press Alt + F2 directly, then type gnome-terminal in the dialog box that comes out, enter to execute the pop-up command line terminal, or Ctrl + Alt + T pop up command line terminal.

two。 Enter gconftool-2-- shutdown.

Or execute gconftool-- recursive-unset / apps/panel (which is better).

3. Then rm-rf ~ / .gconf / apps/panel.

4. Finally, pkill gnome-panel.

5. Restart.

6. When done, you should already see that the upper and lower menus and the status bar have been restored to the system initialization.

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