In the 64 bit version and in 32 bit. It is restored after checking the update and rebooting. But not always.
Periodically, the bottom panel does not appear, after loading
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Periodically, the bottom panel does not appear, after loading
In the 64 bit version and in 32 bit. It is restored after checking the update and rebooting. But not always.
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loki_unbound
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Re: Periodically, the bottom panel does not appear, after loading
I recently had this same problem. For me, it was activated after I had run "autoclean" in Terminal. A solution I found elsewhere (I'm sorry, I don't have the original link available) was the following command:
However, one word of caution: I would suggest researching this before applying it. I believe it will clear certain desktop settings to defaults, which may cause you other problems if you have many specific changes you have made.
Anyway, I hope it helps you in some way.
dconf reset -f /However, one word of caution: I would suggest researching this before applying it. I believe it will clear certain desktop settings to defaults, which may cause you other problems if you have many specific changes you have made.
Anyway, I hope it helps you in some way.