Basil Chupin wrote:
steve reilly wrote:
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hi,
glad to say that 10.2 successfully clean installed perfectly on my test toshiba laptop. 3d acceleration, correct screen size, wireless, all detected and configured without my intervention. very nice.
one problem though, after first boot, second boot, third boot, i have no panels, taskbar, whichever it may be called. i have no way of accomplishing anything. all i have is a few icons on the desktop. cant right click on desktop to do anything, open terminal, change background, etc. there IS suppose to be a panel correct?
im sure its just a simple matter of starting a service that did not start during boot, but im not sure what, or if anyone else has had the problem. i believe it was kicker in kde, not sure in gnome?
thanks, if anyone has an idea, please let me know.
I had a similar problem a couple of weeks ago in 10.1. I'm assuming that you are using KDE.
Do ALT-F1. Select Personal Settings/Desktop/Panels and deselect Hide or select Hide as the case may be; OK the change. What this is doing is creating a new ~/.kde which should now fix the problem- hopefully :-) .
I forgot to mention that if you have a backup of ~/.kde then replacing the current with the backup should also solve the problem of the taskbar. Cheers. -- "This week, on Tuesday night, in an ironic turnaround, Iraq brought regime change to the U.S." Amy Poehler --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org