Same problem. I can't find the duplicate bug mentioned so I'm posting
here.
How to reproduce:
1) Place desktop icons on the furthermost edge of the right side or
bottom-right corner of the desktop.
2) Lower screen resolution (any significant increment)
(tested on: 1280x1024 -to- 1024x768
Oops, not same problem, but I'm sure this is already reported
somewhere...
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Desktop icons not shown when switching to a lower screen resolution
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/210729
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Hello,
This fix worked for me:
Problem is fixable by the following solution:
1) Edit ~/.config/menus/settings.menu:
- Open the Console
- type:cd ~/.config/menus/ (enter)
- type:nano settings.menu (enter)
2) Find Move tags in that file, and delete
The problem applies to at least all of the following: (not updates with
Gusty tests)
- The Main Menu configuration
- The actual items in the drop down from everything in the top navigation bar
For example, after I upgraded to Gusty, I was in the System Preferences
drop down and accidentally
- the menu item will
disappear.
Thanks for your support,
ChrisL
On 8/22/07, Jérôme Guelfucci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for your bug report. I think this is normal, you are moving
the Administration folder to another folder, to have things as usual,
you should move the Administration
You have been subscribed to a public bug:
Binary package hint: gnome-main-menu
Go to: System Preferences Main Menu
On the left column (Menus), at bottom under System:
- Click and hold Administration
- Move it just a little, like if you were going to drag it somewhere, but only
a few pixels
