Re: New to list
- From: Tony Atkinson <tatkinson321@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2009 11:03:10 +0000
On Sat, 2009-01-17 at 23:34 -0600, aa0p wrote:
Help,right click top panel > add to panel
Since installing Ubuntu 8.10, I have 'lost' the type of menues that I
prefer.
Have been using the "panel Menubar' (the top one on 'standard' desktop)
with text entries of
"Applications". "Places" and "System" on all versions of Ubuntu Linux
prior to V 8.10.
I started with V 5.? so I am not familiar with menues previous.
Now with V 8.10, I have lost the text entries and they are replaced by a
single icon.
It does work however it requires going thru multiple steps to arrive at
the item I want.
The former "Applications". "Places" and "System" words/texts got there
much quicker.
I prefer the text version, sorry to repeat.
How does one get to the "text' version menuebar?
The online help still states that the "text' version is available but I
can't find it in V 8.10.
If this is not the place to ask, then point me to correct place.
Thnks,
Steve
the custom ubuntu menu bar is called "Menu bar"
add this, and you should be back to the applications / places / system
arrangement
incidentally, running
rm -r ~/.gconf/apps/panel
will reset the panels to the distro default arrangement
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