Hi, Most likely there is a better place to file this problem to get some support. Hopefully someone can point me there?
Today I was using Gnome and selected the wrong icon in the panel. I clicked on the default System Management drawer and then the shutdown launcher. When I realized I had done this I didn't want to shut down do I ended up trying to slide off the shutdown launcher onto the desktop. BIG MISTAKE. 1) I got the shutdown icon on the desktop - no big deal, but... 2) EVERYTHING else on the panel disappeared. All of my custom drawers are gone, the system menu is gone, the Gnome main menu is gone and all application launchers are gone. What a mess. OK, so my question is at this point is how do I at least get the panel back to it's default state, and is it possible to get everything back to where it was before this human error did so much damage? Most of the apps I start had custom parameters that I no longer remember so setting them up again will be time consuming and error prone. As a usability question, why is the panel so weak when the rest of Gnome is so strong. We love the environment here at home but all three of us run into problems with the panel each month. Thanks, Mark _______________________________________________ Usability mailing list Usability@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
