XFCE4 panel ca be manually recreated by (as far as I remember) right-clicking into empty desktop space and then opening settings.
Other option is mentioned here: https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfce4-panel/getting-started: Quote: "The panel will usually be started automatically as part of your Xfce session when you start the Xfce Desktop Environment. To manually start the panel, you can run xfce4-panel in a terminal." After starting the new panel you should able to add items and these should appear the next time you start XFCE desktop. ti 3. lokak. 2023 klo 6.30 Mike Castle ([email protected]) kirjoitti: > I just tried this in a VM and it seemed to work. > > >From a command line: > xfce4-panel -q > find ~/.config | grep panel > > Remove the xfce4-panel.xml (I also removed the empty directory just > named panel.) > > The lack of panels seems to have survived a reboot. > > I don't know if it is sufficient for every variation involving saving > session state or what not. But might get you started in the right > direction. > > If worst comes to pass, you might be able to put the xfce4-panel -q > command in a shell script that automatically launches when you log in. > > Good luck! > mrc > >
