RESOLVED --> Lost My "Linux Mint Menu" w/Release 9

[Shredder]

Is there a better way to get it back?

In case this helps --> I found my original release 9 install disc and I also created a release 10 disc (which works great, BTW)

Mega-thanks!!!

[gibbs1984]

Are you talking about the MintMenu on the panel?

In which case, right click the panel > Add to panel > select MintMenu.

I'm not on my Linux machine at the moment but I believe those are the correct selections.

If that's not your question then I'm confused.

[Shredder]

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This is the message I've received - I believe it has something to do with not being able to install the Mint Menu
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Also, my Update Manager is no longer functional
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Thanks
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[Shredder]

I'll gladly accept any suggestions.

Thank you

[piquat]

In synaptic type "mintmenu" in the search.

Right click it and choose "Mark for Reinstallation" or you could remove it completely first and then install it. Worth a shot.

[Shredder]

In synaptic type "mintmenu" in the search.

Right click it and choose "Mark for Reinstallation" or you could remove it completely first and then install it. Worth a shot.

Thanks but that didn't resolve the issue - still no "Mint Menu"

[Shredder]

If I back up all my data files would it hurt to install 10, hoping that would resolve my problem?

Thanks

[Dave68]

Either/ or

You can re-install Isadora, or you can install Julia.

I imagine there is an easier way without having to do that, but it appears Aging TechnoGeek is no longer online, and I kind of count him as the "Go To Guy" on matters such as this.

Check back in a couple of days, and wait for a few additional responses. I imagine there is a simpler method.

Thanks,
Dave

[Shredder]

Okay, I backed everything up and tossed on Linux Mint 10 - everything is "back to normal" but even better and I'm lovin' it!!!

Thanks,

Brad