lost my taskbar on manjaro please help me lmao
i tried cinnamon --replace &
and also retarting, the taskbar still gone
Lost my taskbar on manjaro please help me lmao
Juan Foster
Grayson Lee
this isnt bait im serious please help me
Elijah Taylor
Kevin Taylor
Daniel Richardson
try the arch forums. they love helping manharo users since it's arch based :^)
Gabriel Cruz
user, you should probably stick to MacOS
Zachary Wood
please help me :(
Henry Adams
Create a new user account in the settings manager and copy the user configuration files over your own
Andrew Rodriguez
Have you tried looking at Cinnamon's panel settings? You probably just deleted it by accident.
Caleb Hill
nothing is there aaaaaaaaaaa
Connor Sullivan
No option to add a new panel?
Aaron Bailey
nop. anyways
managed to get it back by doing
dconf reset -f /org/cinnamon/
i guess
Jacob Ortiz
sudo pacman -S kde
Thomas Ortiz
AHAHAHAHAHAHA FREETARDS BTFO
Jaxson Ortiz
>manjaro
>freetard
yea uhmm no sweaty try again
Daniel Perry
this happened to me on ubuntu mate. I had to make a new user, I shit you not.
Andrew Cooper
Linux has no bugs user. Stop trolling.
Jacob Lopez
Go drink some bleach, shit for brains.
Henry Hill
>Cinnamon
what is your computer, a bakery?
Thomas Morgan
mint13 used to lose its shit,
wrote this to remember how to fix it
maybe it will give a clue what to look for:
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Xfce loses its window dressing, minimize-maximize-close buttons
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Reason: some process used its own window manager but then
failed to restart Xfce's standard window manager, xfwm4.
This setting is stored in the directory (folder)
~/.cache/sessions
so even booting won't get rid of the problem.
Solution: Quick fix: restart the window manager manually by
giving the command 'xfwm4 &' in Terminal Emulator.
The problem will however return after booting.
For a lasting result, go to ~/.cache/sessions,
delete all files and reboot.
Select View >> Show Hidden Files (Ctrl+H) in File Manager
to see the hidden .cache directory.
Kayden Nelson
I just quit on windows 10 and moved on to linux manjaro, even i didn't know how to get back the taskbar and the start menu but i later learned alone just by messing around the desktop. Manjaro has panels customization, you can add one or more taskbars and unlike windows, you can change pretty much anything on it.
Don't thank me you fucking stupid. :^)
Christopher Stewart
learn2nix
Luis Evans
Correct
Jason Lopez
so this is the power of linux, whoa