At 19:12:47 on Saturday Saturday 22 May 2010, "Carlos E. R."
On Saturday, 2010-05-22 at 18:57 +0300, Stan Goodman wrote:
At 18:21:41 on Saturday Saturday 22 May 2010, "Carlos E. R." <> wrote:
Right mouse click on the panel bar, "add to panel". Write "menu" in the search box. There is "Main menu" and "traditional main menu". Choose one or have both. I do.
With the erratic mouse cursor, it's hopeless.
Argh!
My very words.
(I forgot to mention that is gnome; you didn't say which desktop you use, so... I gave the trick for the one I use now)
No, I'm using kde4, not that I like it. The local Linux usergroup, by the way, is starting to write to the powers that be about the vast gap between what kde4 is and what it might be for the benefit of its users.
Does know the incantation for kde4 to get back the missing menu?
Dunno. But you have big problems...
Probably somebody knows how to recover the menu.
If it were gnome, I'd think about disabling compiz. Dunno what's the name for the kde equivalent? Desktop effects, perhaps?
Did you run the update? Yast, etc, update?
Again, I can't get past the mouse cursor problem. I have been trying to find information on the Web about how to do that. I booted to level 3 and tried to guess my way, but without success.
Simply run "yast", there is a text mode yast. It has menus and all, looking "a bit" different, but very ussable. No mouse, though.
You should, always. At least, run "you", or "zypper patch".
The desktop is altogether unusable. I can't do that.
Run "zypper patch" in the console. Or yast.
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